I’m having a lot of fun designing and printing my own coin flip labels! I’m using my inkjet printer and printing my pdfs on premium cardstock. I print the front first then print the back separately. If I use the front and back printing option the alignment is off. Printing them separately allows me to adjust the image to match up with the other side more accurately. These are the large flips 2.5 x 2.5 inches. My apologies! The coins are a bit too dark in the middle image.
Let me be among the first to compliment your artistic visualization and layout skills. The idea of putting facial images on one side of the flips is inspired -- it provides a great supplement to the written information on the other side. It's nice to have a 2.5" x 2.5" template -- 56% more area than 2" x 2" flips -- and you've taken excellent advantage of that extra space.
Read how Galerius died and you will understand. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galerius#Death I suspect, that day, there were some Christians celebrating in a not very 'Christian' manner.
Thats pretty cool, usually I print two labels and fold them over. Sometimes I want to redo my label design but it would throw off the repeating pattern.
The poor man! This blog page is even more descriptive of his terrible demise: http://adrianmurdoch.typepad.com/my_weblog/2013/05/the-death-of-the-emperor-galerius.html
I like how you have cropped the faces to just super close ups. Like, hey!, I am watching how you are treating my coins! Nice work! John
John, are you the one who put these excellent coins up for adoption? Many thanks to you if you are! I assure you that I'll treat them with the utmost respect!
