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BC/What's Next Graffiti

Exhibit #1951

Type	Production
Shape	Standard (-)
Axle	Fixed
Packaging	Display Boxed
Construction	Three piece wood
Response	None
Condition	Mint in Package
Date	1996
Owner	Rick Brough
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Maple wood yo-yo. These yo-yos were leftover old stock from the BC/What's Next days. As of November, 2015, these were still available on the Tom Kuhn website. Four color paint job made to look like graffiti.

I do not recall ever seeing these sold on the internet or in yo-yo stores in the mid to late 90s. If they were, their distribution was limited.

Came with three extra cotton replacement yo-yo strings and "The Official Wood Rocks Tom Kuhn Yo-Yo Instruction Manual".

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