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Duncan FreeHand Zero - National Yo-Yo Museum
Exhibit #4180
TypeSpecial Release
ShapeConcave )-(
AxleBearing
ColorBlue/White
PackagingBubble Carded
ConstructionMulti-piece plastic
ResponseFriction Sticker
Diameter57.15mm
Width38.1mm
GapAdjustable - Spacers
Gap Width2.85mm
Weight66gm
ConditionMint
Number Produced150
Date2004
OwnerRick Brough
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The Duncan Freehand Zero - National Yo-Yo Museum was a special edition made for the National Yo-Yo Museum in Chico, California. It was sold by Bird in Hand, a yo-yo store in Chico that also houses the museum. Supposedly 150 of this model was made.

The opposite side of the yo-yo's face featured the Freehand Zero logo in a blue imprint.

The FreeHand Zero was an updated and improved version of the original Duncan FreeHand. Size A ball bearing axle, take apart design, and Duncan Friction Stickers for response. The string gap was adjustable with two sets of shims that were included. A set of silver spacers (pre-installed) for a standard gap and original response/play. And, a set of brass spacers for a wide gap and dead response play. Also came with three collectible counterweights. In this case, a blue rubber bouncy ball, dice with an attitude, and one red dice.

Released February 2004.

Original retail price: $21 US.
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Close-up of face, side A
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