Royal souvenirs have ‘Platinum Jubbly’ misprint

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  1. Chinese tat makers can’t even make souvenir tat properly. Who buys this tat?
    Why do we ship tat halfway round the world? When will we stop making stuff that no one wants or needs?

  2. Honestly the spelling mistake is the best bit.

    There’s a CGI-looking crown viewed at an angle, over a flat / bevelled shape, with a horse and lion that are thickly outlined, and then a horrendous image of the Queen which is randomly outlined and looks like it was done in MS Paint. She looks like some crazed vampire or demon. The whole lot of it feels like those shirt adverts from Facebook “Queens born in APRIL have the best SENSE OF HUMOUR, aMaZiNg WeAlTh, and nonces for kids”

    Jubbly is hilarious though.

  3. I don’t understand how that sort of misprint happens. Surely whatever they’re copying has the correct spelling. It’s like the people who write scam emails that are meant to be from a company but have obvious errors, when they could have just copied/pasted the actual legitimate text.

  4. Isn’t that just a pretty transparent way of trying to make god awful royalist tat more valuable?

    The ‘article’ might as well be an advertorial… BBC do this a lot which is troubling, they should have some ethical standards.

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