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American First Day Cover Society
2003 Cachetmakers Contest

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Category 8: Printed Art/3 Colors or More

Winner
Category 8
Printed Art, 3 Colors or More
Rollin Berger

Honorable Mention
Category 8
Printed Art, 3 Colors or More
Rollin Berger
Category 9: Se-tenant Covers

Winner
Category 9
Se-tenant Covers
Robin Wehner and Joann Fry

Honorable Mention
Category 9
Se-tenant Covers
Dave Bennett
Category 10: Esoteric Covers

Winner
Category 10
Esoteric Covers
Florence "Via" Villasenor

Honorable Mention
Category 10
Esoteric Covers
David Peterman
Category 11: Crosby-Style Cachet

Winner
Category 11
Crosby-Style Cachet
Thomas Peluso

Honorable Mention
Category 11
Crosby-Style Cachet
Thomas Peluso
Category 12: Noncommercial Cover

Winner
Category 12
Noncommercial Cover
Thomas Peluso

Honorable Mention
Category 12
Noncommercial Cover
Laurence Fusselman
Category 13: Event Covers

Winner
Category 13
Event Covers
Thomas Peluso

Honorable Mention
Category 13
Event Covers
Thomas Peluso
Category 14: Rookie of the Year

Winner
Category 14
Rookie of the Year
Conrad Keydel

Honorable Mention
Category 14
Rookie of the Year
Eric Peluso
Category 15: Junior Age 10 and Younger

Winner
Category 15
Junior Age 10 and Younger
Lee Ann Fox

Honorable Mention
Category 15
Junior Age 10 and Younger
Not awarded
Category 16: Junior Age 11 to 17

Winner
Category 15
Junior Age 11 to 17
Julian Labit

Honorable Mention
Category 15
Junior Age 11 to 17
Stephen Allan Labit

(Members of The Virtual Stamp Club are shown in bold)


Interesting Facts
  • There were 32 different contestants, one from Italy, for a total of 223 entries.
  • Of the 223 entries, 194 were designated to be sent to the donation auction, and 29 returned.
  • Entry fees collected totaled $1,270.00.
  • All categories had at least one entry; Category #5 Best Non-Original Artwork had 37 entries.
  • Three judges were used, all from the Lafayette, Indiana, area. Two were from Purdue University and had made Original Art cachets for Dynamite Covers in the past. The third had painted cachets for Dynamite Covers in the past. It took them 6 hours to judge the covers, compared to 8 hours last year.


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