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I'm adding a visual demonstration on how the stickers and barcodes evolved over the years. Feel free to help out on this new addition, and if you'd like, you can replace the picture of the barcode I added with a different capture of this version of said barcode!
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(I'm adding a visual demonstration on how the stickers and barcodes evolved over the years. Feel free to help out on this new addition, and if you'd like, you can replace the picture of the barcode I added with a different capture of this version of said barcode!) |
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*** Some factory sealed copies of early-to-mid-1990s and 1998-2005 tapes, mainly those that either have no dates at all, or have the company abbreviation letters on the top of the code indicate the tape duplicator instead of the distributor, have a blue or white Deluxe Laboratories "Film Reel" watermark logo on the plastic wrap, in place of the distributor watermark logo. The logo is usually on the back of the packaging.
* Tapes duplicated in Mexicali from 1987-1995 would have a visible blend sticker plastered over the back of the packaging that says "Made in Mexico." After 1995, the notation would be printed underneath the label on some sticker-label tapes.
==Sticker Evolution==
<gallery> File:1996-1997 EP Mode Barcode.jpg|The barcode used on EP/SLP mode tapes from 1996 to mid-1997. </gallery>
==Fun Facts==
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