Read on and see what you think! This is a re-posting of a piece I found a few years ago. So what makes it special? Here is a list:

1. This piece has a green, aqua, and amber coloring throughout - a tri-tone piece. Obviously the amber was added to an aqua piece and this produced the green areas.

2. By under-lighting it I also found quite a bit of milk swirling in its outer and inner skirts.

3. It also has a small rock included.

4. It has the error BBOOKFIELD embossing.

5. The really unusual part -- the embossing is very unusual because not only does it possess a very strong ghosted embossing that is sometimes better than the actual lettering, but the ghosted word is

The ghosting should have been "ROOKFIELD", but since this piece is also a "BBOOKFIELD" error embossing, the ghosting may actually have created a unique 'BOOKFIELD" embossed piece!

I have jokingly labeled this as a CD 152 (F-Skirt) [arc] BOOKFIELD / BBOOKFIELD in green-aqua-amber!

[1299705] for the original posting.