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{{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is the name of a Portuguese sticker book, published by now defunct, Famões (Lisbon) based, Portuguese printing and publishing company '''Europer''', where the objective is to collect stickers of country flags in order to win Sega consoles. It was sponsored by Sega, so has Sonic on the front cover and console deals on the back. | {{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is the name of a Portuguese sticker book, published by now defunct, Famões (Lisbon) based, Portuguese printing and publishing company '''Europer''', where the objective is to collect stickers of country flags in order to win Sega consoles. It was sponsored by Sega, so has Sonic on the front cover and console deals on the back. | ||
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While the stickers are (mostly) of soverign state flags, many are innaccurate, with (often unofficial) emblems placed on top (in addition to text). | While the stickers are (mostly) of soverign state flags, many are innaccurate, with (often unofficial) emblems placed on top (in addition to text). | ||
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Gold Flags is the name of a Portuguese sticker book, published by now defunct, Famões (Lisbon) based, Portuguese printing and publishing company Europer, where the objective is to collect stickers of country flags in order to win Sega consoles. It was sponsored by Sega, so has Sonic on the front cover and console deals on the back.
Prizes were attributed depending on how much the album was completed, with the best prizes, requiring the complete album and minor ones requiring some grade of completeness (i.e , with some stickers missing). The book needed to be mailed to Europer in exchange for the prize.
While the stickers are (mostly) of soverign state flags, many are innaccurate, with (often unofficial) emblems placed on top (in addition to text).