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02/19/2026

Primer Encuentro de Numismáticos - San Juan, PR

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El Legado de la Moneda Hispana

La numismática del Circuncaribe no es solo una crónica de transacciones, sino el ADN de una identidad compartida. Durante siglos, el Real de a Ocho español fue la primera divisa global, fluyendo desde las cecas de México y Potosí hasta los puertos de San Juan, La Habana y Santo Domingo. Esta “moneda de mundo” no solo sostuvo la economía del Imperio Español, sino que sentó las bases del sistema financiero de los nacientes Estados Unidos, donde fue moneda de curso legal hasta 1857.

El Primer Encuentro de Numismáticos de 2026 celebra este vínculo inquebrantable. Al observar la transición desde el busto de Carlos III hasta la efigie infantil de Alfonso XIII, recorremos la evolución de soberanías y el nacimiento de nuevas naciones. Este cachet conmemora a San Juan como el bastión donde la historia europea y americana se fundieron. Coleccionar estas piezas es rescatar del metal el sudor de las rutas comerciales y la visión de historiadores que, a través de cada moneda, mantienen viva la memoria de una región unida por el mar y el comercio.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features a large circular vignette framing a sepia-toned panoramic view of the historic Castillo San Felipe del Morro in San Juan. Overlapping the fortress illustration are two detailed Spanish colonial silver coins: an 1895 Alfonso XIII childhood efigy coin and a 1778 Carolus III coin. The bottom right displays a regional map highlighting trade routes linking Puerto Rico with the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, and Panama. The upper left displays the official emblem of the Sociedad Numismática de Puerto Rico.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from San Juan, Puerto Rico (ZIP code 00936) dated February 19, 2026. The cancel features a bold numeral “1” text block reading “1er Encuentro de Numismáticos, Historiadores y Coleccionistas de los EE.UU. y Países del Circuncaribe / 2026 / Sociedad Numismática de Puerto Rico” flanked on the right by a circular station dial reading “S.N.P.R. STATION | SAN JUAN, PR 00936”.
  • Franking: Features a USPS “Plumeria” Forever stamp showcasing a vibrant arrangement of pink and white tropical blossoms.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/14/2026

A Valentine Under the Texas Stars (Starlit Love) - Valentine, TX

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A Valentine Under the Texas Stars

Journey to the heart of West Texas, where the vast, unblemished night sky of Jeff Davis County offers a celestial spectacle unlike any other. This region, renowned for its “Dark Skies,” provides a canvas for the Milky Way to shimmer in breathtaking clarity, inviting stargazers and romantics alike to look up in wonder.

Our “Starlit Love” design captures the serene beauty and mysterious charm of the Big Bend region. The iconic Davis Mountains stand silhouetted against a deep indigo and violet expanse, crowned by a fictional heart-shaped constellation—a beacon for lovers under the expansive desert heavens. The classic Aermotor windmill, a timeless symbol of West Texas resilience, features a single red lantern, casting a warm glow on the lonely horizon. And as dusk deepens, a whisper of local folklore emerges in the form of the enigmatic Marfa Lights—those unexplained, dancing orbs that have captivated imaginations for generations.

This cachet is a tribute to the enduring romance of the high desert and the unforgettable magic of its starlit nights. It’s a reminder that love, like the universe, is boundless.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features a photographic-style rounded square vignette of a deep purple and indigo West Texas night sky shimmering with the Milky Way galaxy. A fictional heart-shaped star constellation shines brightly near the top right. In the foreground, an Aermotor windmill silhouette stands with a single lit red lantern hanging from its tower against the dark silhouette of the Davis Mountains. Along the mountain baseline, a series of glowing white points hints at the enigmatic Marfa Lights folklore. The text across the artwork reads “Starlit Love”, “Valentine, Texas”, and “February 14, 2026” in a neon-red font, with a top headline outside the border reading “The Stars at Night are Big and Bright…”. A grey Texas state map silhouette marking Valentine with a red star sits in the bottom right corner.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from Valentine, Texas (ZIP code 79854) dated February 14, 2026. The folk-style landscape postmark depicts local cacti, a desert tree, and rolling hills surrounding a central wooden post inscribed with “Valentine Texas 79854” and a small heart, marked with the text “LOVE Station / February 14, 2026”.
  • Franking: Features a USPS Love stamp from the “Two Birds” series, depicting a stylized white bird and blue bird flying against a starry night sky with a heart-shaped moon.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/14/2026

A Desert Heart for Valentine's Day (Love Station) - Valentine, TX

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A Desert Heart for Valentine’s Day

Since its founding on February 14, 1882, Valentine, Texas, has become a global beacon for love letters. This small West Texas town, nestled in the rugged beauty of Jeff Davis County, is famed as the "Love Station" where romantics and philatelists send mail for its unique Valentine’s Day postmark. Thousands of messages of affection converge here annually.

Our 2026 "Love Station" Cachet, "Desert Heart of the Big Bend," celebrates this tradition. It features the iconic white adobe Valentine Post Office with its "LOVE STATION" sign, framed by blooming yucca and heart-shaped prickly pear cacti. The distant Davis Mountains reflect a West Texas sunrise, while a vintage Southern Pacific steam locomotive puffs a heart-shaped plume, honoring the town’s railway origins and Valentine’s Day birth.

This special cachet, postmarked February 14, 2026, commemorates 144 years of heart and heritage. It’s a testament to the enduring spirit of a town that has embraced its romantic destiny, bringing joy and a touch of the desert’s magic to lovers worldwide.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features a hand-colored desert landscape illustration focusing on the historic white adobe post office building bearing a red "LOVE STATION" sign. The building is flanked by a blooming yucca plant on the left and a prickly pear cactus with heart-shaped pads on the right. In the background, a vintage steam locomotive rolls past the Davis Mountains, emitting a heart-shaped smoke plume into a sunset sky. The header text reads "Greetings from the LOVE STATION / Valentine, Texas • February 14, 2026", and the baseline notes "CELEBRATING 144 YEARS OF HEART & HERITAGE IN JEFF DAVIS COUNTY". A grey Texas state map silhouette marking Valentine with a red star sits in the bottom right corner.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from Valentine, Texas (ZIP code 79854) dated February 14, 2026. The folk-style landscape postmark depicts local cacti, a desert tree, and rolling hills surrounding a central wooden post inscribed with "Valentine Texas 79854" and a small heart, marked with the text "LOVE Station / February 14, 2026".
  • Franking: Features a colorful USPS Love stamp from the "Two Birds" series, showing a blue bird and a red bird facing each other amidst falling yellow blossoms against a light teal sky.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/14/2026

Dan Cupid's 80th Roundup (Valentine Station) - Loveland, CO

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Dan Cupid’s 80th Roundup: A Loveland Tradition

For eight decades, a cheerful little cowboy named Dan Cupid has been the heart and soul of Loveland, Colorado’s Valentine Remailing Program. This whimsical mascot, with his signature hat and boots, has adorned countless cachets, spreading joy and love far and wide.

Our "Dan Cupid’s 80th Roundup" design celebrates this beloved character’s enduring legacy. It captures his playful spirit as he sits atop a grand "80" crafted from vibrant red roses, his mailbag overflowing with love letters ready to take flight. Each envelope carried by Dan Cupid is a testament to the program’s enduring mission: to connect hearts across every land with a special message from Loveland’s Valentine Station.

This folk-art inspired design embraces Colorado’s rich Western heritage while keeping the sweet spirit of Valentine’s Day alive. Join Dan Cupid as he continues his heartfelt mission, lassoing love and sending it on its way for generations to come.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features a colorful, whimsical cartoon illustration of Dan Cupid dressed as a cowboy with a brown hat, blue jeans, and boots, sprouting angel wings. He sits comfortably atop a giant number "80" constructed out of red roses. He holds a lasso that loops upward to encircle floating love letters and a small sign reading "2-14-26". The text to the left reads "DAN CUPID’S / 80TH ROUNDUP / WITH A HAT / AND A LASSO / AND HEARTS / IN HIS HANDS / DAN CUPID / SPREADS LOVE / ACROSS EVERY / LAND." Vertical text along the side reads "Valentine Station | Loveland, Colorado". A separate grey Colorado state map silhouette in the lower right corner marks Loveland with a red star and script text.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from Loveland, Colorado dated February 14, 2026. The postmark forms a large heart outer frame containing the centered text "Valentine Station / February 14, 2026 / Loveland, Colorado 80537 / 80 years".
  • Franking: Features a colorful USPS Love stamp from the "Two Birds" series, showing a blue bird and a red bird facing each other amidst falling yellow blossoms against a light teal sky.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/14/2026

The Founders' Legacy: 80 Years of Love (Valentine Station) - Loveland, CO

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The Founders’ Legacy: 80 Years of Love in Loveland

In 1946, Loveland, Colorado, witnessed the birth of a timeless tradition, thanks to Ted and Mabel Thompson, the "Sweetheart Couple." Their vision transformed ordinary mail into cherished keepsakes, sharing Loveland’s spirit of romance with the world.

Imagine a vintage DC-3 mail plane soaring over the majestic Rocky Mountains, its cargo filled with heartfelt sentiments. This iconic image, reminiscent of a 1940s postcard, embodies their pioneering spirit. For eight decades, the Loveland Valentine Remailing Program, anchored by its special Valentine Station, has continued the Thompsons’ legacy, sending "dreams on wings through the air."

As we celebrate 80 years, we honor Ted and Mabel, whose enduring love inspired a program that connects hearts globally. Thousands of valentines still pass through Loveland annually, each a testament to the power of a simple, postmarked message from the "Sweetheart City."

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features a vintage sepia-toned engraving showing a portrait of Ted and Mabel Thompson inside a large heart frame. Above them, a classic DC-3 propeller mail plane flies over a sharp, snowy Rocky Mountain range, pulling a banner that reads "80 Years of Love". The top header script reads "80th Anniversary: 1946–2026", while the poetic four-line baseline inscription reads "Eight decades of dreams sent on wings / through the air, From the city of Loveland, / a message to share. / Valentine Station | Loveland, CO". A separate grey Colorado state map silhouette in the lower right corner marks Loveland with a red star and script text.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from Loveland, Colorado dated February 14, 2026. The postmark forms a large heart outer frame containing the centered text "Valentine Station / February 14, 2026 / Loveland, Colorado 80537 / 80 years".
  • Franking: Features a USPS Love stamp from the "Two Birds" series, depicting a stylized white bird and blue bird flying against a starry night sky with a heart-shaped moon.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/14/2026

The Semiquincentennial Torch (Janesville Stamp Club) - Janesville, WI

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The Semiquincentennial Torch: 250 Years of Liberty

This cachet proudly commemorates America’s Semiquincentennial in 2026, marking 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. The central image of the Statue of Liberty’s torch symbolizes the enduring light of liberty that has guided our nation through two and a half centuries.

The stylized sunburst emanating from the torch highlights pivotal years in American history, representing key moments of growth, challenge, and triumph—from the birth of the nation to significant milestones in its development. These historical markers, culminating in 2026, underscore the continuous journey of the American experiment.

Beneath this powerful imagery, a subtle ghosted rendition of the Declaration of Independence serves as a constant reminder of the foundational principles upon which our republic was built.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features a central graphic of the Statue of Liberty’s hand holding her torch, set against a subtle, ghosted background pattern of the United States Declaration of Independence script. Radiating outward from the torch is a red and blue stylized sunburst pattern labeled with key historical milestone years: “1776”, “1812”, “1865”, “1945”, and “1976”. Arched overhead is the bold headline “Saluting America’s 250th Anniversary / 2026”. The lower left quadrant displays the text “Janesville Stamp Club / Exhibition Station” over a double underline bar reading “1776 – 2026: 250 Years of Liberty”. Next to this sits a large black star insignia inscribed with “Janesville, WI 53546” and “250”. A separate regional map element in the lower right corner highlights Janesville with a red star marker.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from Janesville, Wisconsin dated February 14, 2026. The postmark depicts a vintage field cannon firing a dense cloud of smoke, labeled “Exhibition Station / February 14, 2026 / Janesville, WI” to the left, and “Saluting America’s 250th Anniversary” inside the smoke plume on the right.
  • Franking: Features a USPS Love stamp from the “Two Birds” series, depicting a stylized white bird and blue bird flying against a starry night sky with a heart-shaped moon.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/14/2026

A Valentine to Philately (JANEPEX Exhibition Station) - Janesville, WI

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A Valentine to Philately: Celebrating 67 Years of JANEPEX

This cachet marks a special intersection of passion for stamps and civic pride, as the 67th Janesville Stamp Exhibition (JANEPEX) falls on Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2026. The heart, artfully crafted from a mosaic of global postage stamps, symbolizes the universal love for philately that brings collectors together.

The flowing “squiggly” lines intertwining with the design are inspired by Janesville’s iconic “Squiggly Tree” logo, a nod to our city’s identity as “Wisconsin’s Park Place” and its abundant natural beauty, including the winding Rock River. This design celebrates not just the joy of stamp collecting, but also the enduring spirit and picturesque charm of Janesville, Wisconsin.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features a large central heart shape composed of a vibrant mosaic pattern of multicolored global postage stamps. Sweeping across and behind the mosaic heart are elegant red and blue wind scrollwork vectors, paying tribute to Janesville’s “Squiggly Tree” identity. The main cursive heading reads “For the Love of Philately” in red script, with lower text stating “Janesville Stamp Club / Exhibition Station / Janesville, Wisconsin”. A double-lined heart accent in the lower left corner encloses “67th JANEPEX / 02-14-2026”. A separate grey Wisconsin state map silhouette marking Janesville with a red star sits in the bottom right corner.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from Janesville, Wisconsin dated February 14, 2026. The postmark depicts a vintage field cannon firing a dense cloud of smoke, labeled “Exhibition Station / February 14, 2026 / Janesville, WI” to the left, and “Saluting America’s 250th Anniversary” inside the smoke plume on the right.
  • Franking: Features a colorful USPS Love stamp from the “Two Birds” series, showing a blue bird and a red bird facing each other amidst falling yellow blossoms against a light teal sky.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/14/2026

Lincoln's Legacy at the Tallman House (Janesville Stamp Club Show) - Janesville, WI

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Lincoln’s Legacy at the Tallman House: A Janesville Landmark

This cacheet celebrates a cornerstone of Janesville’s rich history: the iconic Lincoln-Tallman House. This magnificent Italianate mansion gained national renown when Abraham Lincoln, then a presidential hopeful, spent the night here on October 1-2, 1859, just before delivering a pivotal speech in Beloit.

The detailed engraving of the Tallman House, paired with a profile of Lincoln and a vintage Janesville post office cancellation mark, evokes the historical significance of this local landmark. Rendered in a classic "postal brown," this design offers a glimpse into a bygone era, connecting the 67th Annual Janesville Stamp Club Show with a momentous event in American history.

The Lincoln-Tallman House stands today as a testament to 19th-century architecture and a proud reminder of Janesville’s unique connection to one of America’s most revered presidents.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Framed in an elegant, square vintage scrollwork border, the design features a detailed historical illustration of the Italianate-style Tallman House mansion alongside a sepia-toned profile portrait of Abraham Lincoln wearing his iconic top hat. The upper inscription reads "Janesville Stamp Club / 67th Annual Show", while the lower text in cursive script reads "Commemorating the Historic Tallman House / Janesville, WI". A separate grey Wisconsin state map silhouette highlighting Janesville with a red star sits in the bottom right corner.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from Janesville, Wisconsin dated February 14, 2026. The postmark depicts a vintage field cannon firing a dense cloud of smoke, labeled "Exhibition Station / February 14, 2026 / Janesville, WI" to the left, and "Saluting America’s 250th Anniversary" inside the plume on the right.
  • Franking: Features a colorful USPS Love stamp from the "Two Birds" series, showing a blue bird and a red bird facing each other amidst falling yellow blossoms against a light teal sky.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/14/2026

The Patriotic Milestone (Janesville Stamp Club 67th Annual Exhibition) - Janesville, WI

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The Patriotic Milestone

Celebrating 250 years of American Independence (1776–2026), this commemorative cover marks the Janesville Stamp Club’s 67th Annual Exhibition. As the nation salutes its Semiquincentennial, we honor the enduring legacy of the American spirit and the 41 Revolutionary War veterans who found their final resting place in the soil of Wisconsin. Since 1959, the Janesville Stamp Club has been dedicated to preserving history, one stamp at a time, in the heart of the Rock River Valley.

The Janesville Stamp Club (JSC) was organized in 1959 to promote the ‘King of Hobbies’ in Rock County. On February 14, 2026, the JSC proudly hosts its 67th Annual Exhibition and Bourse. This ‘Exhibition Station’ souvenir commemorates the United States Semiquincentennial, blending national pride with the local tradition of philatelic study. We celebrate the hobby’s power to connect us to our past, our neighbors, and our nation’s 250-year journey toward liberty.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features a striking silhouette of a Revolutionary War continental soldier holding a rifle next to a Betsy Ross thirteen-star American flag flying proudly. In the background is a grey silhouette map of the state of Wisconsin marked with 41 blue stars indicating where the soldiers are buried. Arched over the top is the text “67th Annual Janesville Stamp Club Exhibition,” with the baseline inscription reading “Honoring the 41 Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Wisconsin / February 14, 2026”. A separate regional map element in the lower right corner highlights Janesville with a red star marker.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from Janesville, Wisconsin dated February 14, 2026. The postmark depicts a vintage cannon firing a massive cloud of smoke, labeled “Exhibition Station / February 14, 2026 / Janesville, WI” to the left, and “Saluting America’s 250th Anniversary” inside the smoke trail on the right.
  • Franking: Features a USPS Love stamp from the “Two Birds” series, showcasing a stylized design of a blue bird and a white bird facing one another against a vibrant orange-red background.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/14/2026

The Historic Hartville Post Office (Valentine Station) - Hartville, WY

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A Study in Community Resilience and Postal Heritage

The Hartville Post Office, established in 1891, stands as a testament to the resilience of Wyoming’s oldest incorporated town. Once a booming iron-ore hub, Hartville faced the loss of its postal identity when local mines closed. In 1996, the community pioneered a commemorative Valentine’s Day postmark to save their station from closure.

This 2026 design depicts the bustling historic office framed by vibrant autumn hills, symbolizing the town’s enduring rebirth. A postal worker balances a heavy tray of mail, representing the global connection Hartville fosters each February. Tucked into the sky is a "V" formation of birds—a signature tribute to local artist Gertrude, whose whimsical designs first put Hartville on the map. Today, the "Valentine Station" remains a vital link between frontier heritage and heartfelt tradition.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features a vibrant, detailed architectural illustration of the historic Hartville Post Office building (established 1891) set against a backdrop of colorful autumn hills. A mail carrier in uniform is shown carrying a stack of mail tubs up the front steps, surrounded by packages waiting on a porch bench. A large ribbon banner reading "VALENTINE STATION" spans across the roofline, with steps and sidewalks labeled "HARTVILLE, WYOMING" and "February 14, 2026". The right side displays a "Proud to be Platte County, WY" shield logo, an antique "Post Office Department / United States of America" horse-and-rider seal, and a white Wyoming state map outline with a red flag pinpoint marking Hartville.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A red ink pictorial cancel from Hartville, Wyoming (ZIP code 82215) dated February 14, 2026. The cancel features a rustic hand-drawn box reading "Hartville Wyo. 82215" adjacent to a large heart containing a horseshoe symbol, flanked by a "U" and a "S" adorned with smaller hearts, over a ribbon reading "Valentine Station".
  • Franking: Features a standard USPS U.S. Flag "Forever" stamp with wavy cancellation lines extending from the pictorial postmark.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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