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A rectangular red sticker applied to a dark, textured metal or plastic surface. The sticker features the German text '#ROTE KARTE FÜR FREIER' printed in bold, uppercase white sans-serif typography, stacked across four lines, with the hashtag symbol in black. A vertical scratch and tear runs down the center of the sticker, peeling back parts of the paper. A small portion of another sticker is visible underneath at the bottom.

KARTE FÜR FREIER

12 November 0
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