I'm running a little behind today, but wanted to send along congratulations to our two winners of a set of kate spade classic postcards: Retweeter @kimi_joy and blog commenter LydiaAndPugs! Please send your shipping addresses to peter.hopkins@comcast.net.
Here's this week's Freebie Friday special:
As the saying goes: "There's nothing like old money," and that couldn't be truer today because that's what I'm giving away. Crane's Old Money was introduced in the 1990s and remains one of my most favorite papers to this day. Unfortunately, it was discontinued several years ago. But the good news is I have some and you can have some too.
Crane's Old Money Mint is made with 30 percent post-consumer United States Currency and 70 percent recovered cotton fibers. It has a lovely sage-like hue and an excellent printing surface. The winner will receive a ream of 125 sheets of 8 1/2 by 11, 90-pound card stock. Imagine the business or social cards you can have made up at your local print shop. Or you can print them on your inkjet (not an all-in-one). Whether you're a banker, a broker or just plain broke and looking to make some green, Crane's Old Money is the perfect presentation of your personal brand.
I'm also tossing in 20 sheets of Old Money writing paper. So, if you would like to be the first on your block to strut your stuff on Old Money, please leave a comment below to be entered in the drawing to be held next Thursday. If Old Money's not for you, pass along the opportunity to a friend.
Good Luck!
17 comments:
Entered. Super excited at the prospect of winning!
James
Can't wait to get my hands on some "old money." Thanks for the blog, I can never get enough paper-related talk.
Money money money!
"Old Money" looks fabulous ... what a great giveaway!
From the old world in want of both old money and new, cool Crane paper (impossible to get here...I'd be delighted to try it... :)
90-pound cardstock?....Yes, I'm in!
-Karen
I had some old money note pads that I bought a long time ago and they made interesting notes. Maybe I can win some more.
Oh my word! Old Money looks amazing! I'd love to see some up close and personal. What a piece of history!!
I work for a 156 year old jewelry company, in a 95+ year old store. We would LOVE to have some "Old Money" here!
money, it's a gas
grab that cash with both hands
and make a stash
I had no idea these existed. I would love to see what they are like!
How I would love winning that "Old Money!" Please put my name in the hat.
New money-Old money-Funny money-
sounds like neat money!
Bought a notepad of this stuff when I visited the Treasury Department's gift shop in DC!
This is my kind of recycling! I just read that each ream of Old Money contained nearly $15,000 worth of shredded bills. Is that true?
I've seen this paper and love it.
me want!
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