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This round sticker features a red background with a white illustration of a muscular man with a beard who appears to be inspired by Roman iconography. He is situated in front of a structure that resembles a fortress or city gate. The surrounding text suggests a reference to a historical event or era. The number "1312TP" is printed at the bottom.

EREXI POST MUNDI DREPANUM ANNUM SAMPLE SATURNUS MCMXXV EGO 1312ТР

08 July 2023
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