Unused call signs — kept in the South Copper stack.
19.22% through the catalog
Open art ↗Edition 192,202,000 of 1,000,000,000. 100 shapes, mostly pentagons, mostly rose. It sits in block 166,279, minted with that block's other 4,999 editions, scattered across the billion.
Ink has browned at the edge. Night archivist Abebe set it down in needle pricks, and the sheet shows a crease through the third line.
It is folio 1000 of Elm 1, in the Red Aisle, South Copper stack. Two witnesses disagree by a single unit.
Hand 8 · 412 mm · count 800
Stack
South Copper
Gallery
Red Aisle
Bay
Elm 1
Call number
S20-G23-B02-F1000
Block
166,279 of 200,000
Rarity
Common
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