Slurpee Style Sample of Stamps and Markings

I have hundreds of styles, but these pretty much cover the major categories.

Here's the standard Slurpee, (too) many of which get spent at 7-Eleven:


Here's an example Halloween dollar — I enjoy that most people only find one or two of the characters:


People tend to like my Flag Day/Independence Day/Constitution Day bills:


Blackjack winnings from Bally's Casino:


From my favorite place to enter bills, Santa Claus, IN:


And this is what I've settled on for the reverse:

I'm liking the vertical "Enter" from series to serial. Is this your own design?

How do you manage the multi-color American flag and slurpee cup?

I hand-stamp everything, but it looks like you are doing something more advanced. Please share your method, if you don't mind.

I use the rectangle stamp to the left of George in the same manner as you do.

dctim wrote:I'm liking the vertical "Enter" from series to serial. Is this your own design?

How do you manage the multi-color American flag and slurpee cup?

I hand-stamp everything, but it looks like you are doing something more advanced. Please share your method, if you don't mind.

I use the rectangle stamp to the left of George in the same manner as you do.

I suspect he feeds his bills into a printer.

dctim wrote:I'm liking the vertical "Enter" from series to serial. Is this your own design?

How do you manage the multi-color American flag and slurpee cup?

I hand-stamp everything, but it looks like you are doing something more advanced. Please share your method, if you don't mind.

I use the rectangle stamp to the left of George in the same manner as you do.

The vertical Enter was adapted from gremlin's marking style. It's very easy to hand print, but much easier & faster to run through the printer.

All the multi-color jobs are done on a printer, but only on the obverse. The reverse has stamps and hand-writing.