This commemorative coin honors the legacy of the Carolina Panthers. The base is crafted from silk aluminum, encircled by a metallic silk gold ring that highlights the team’s achievements.
At the center sits a detailed model of Bank of America Stadium, the Panthers’ home, with three interior decks rendered in silk aluminum to match the coin’s base.
The outer stadium design includes all three main entrances along with an end-zone video screen.
Panther-inspired blue, gray, and black rhinestones are set into the piece; additional rhinestones add color and depth within the stadium interior. https://youtu.be/ijTNN6BH-LU

My client wanted something special for her husband’s 35th birthday – he’s a huge Luke Kuechly fan and already owns the usual collectibles: helmet, cards, posters. She commissioned me to create a piece that would stand out.

I designed a fully 3D printed commemorative ticket booklet to celebrate Kuechly’s remarkable career with the Panthers and his future induction into both the Hall of Honor and the Hall of Fame.

This collectible features four tickets, each crafted using 5-7 pigments, set within a robust five-knuckle booklet design.

She’s thrilled to gift him something truly one-of-a-kind.

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Here are a few of my Topps 2023 Fathers Day Patch cards! Fathers Day!

#550 - 1920 5¢ Pilgrim Issue

5¢ Blue, deep blue, indigo

Subject: Signing of the compact
Perforations: 11
Watermark: None
Scott #: 550
Quantity Issued: 11,000,00
Issued: December 21st, 1920

Used
$1 - $2
No postmark with gum (MH)
$5 - $10
Full perfect gum, no postmark
no trace of stamp hinge mark (MNH)
$30 - $50

These were the only stamps issued in the USA without the country name. At the time there was much criticism of the design and it was not popular. It was considered that the subjects of the vignettes were too crowded into the frame, particularly the 2¢.

The vignette is from George E. Perine's, Signing of the Compact in the Cabin of the Mayflower, n.d., hand-colored lithograph, Smithsonian American Art Museum