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Message:: [QUOTE="lordmarcovan, post: 2999644, member: 10461"][USER=84744]@Severus Alexander[/USER]- aside from agreeing with the suggestion that you lighten the background grey in your monogram, I quite like what you've done here, and have been impressed with many other folks' solutions as well. This is a timely thread, as I only recently came up with a new flip insert myself.  It has been challenging.  I want something that will pack a lot of info into a very small space (one side of a 1.7" x 1.7" insert for a 2" x 2" standard double-pocket safety flip.) And I need something that will work "across the board" for all different kinds of coins, both ancient and modern.  I started with some of my ancients to see how this would look, as they are more likely to require dense blocks of text. Below is a 300% screenshot of one such insert.  The font in actual size is necessarily tiny (5-point Times New Roman; 4-point only where needed).  But I've printed some out and they're readable with my specs on. I'll have to post a picture of a printed one inside a flip, later. [ATTACH=full]741922[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]741925[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]