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A round sticker with the text "Copenhagen Sundays" in a circular design. In the center, there is a logo with a "C" and an "S" crossed, and the numbers "20" and "01" on either side. The text "Loyal Since 2001" is also visible at the bottom.

Copenhagen Sundays C x S 20 01 Loyal Since 2001

24 September 2023
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