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Get Your Photograph Taken With KISS — For $500!

June 8, 2003

TracerCode, a provider of independent, professional authentication services to producers and manufacturers of memorabilia and collectibles, is offering KISS fans a chance to have their photo taken with the entire band in full costume and makeup and then get the picture autographed by the entire 2003 tour band. This exclusive offer will only take place at the 24th National Sports Collectors Convention this July in Atlantic City, and is available for $500. In addition, TracerCode is offering fans an opportunity to have their favorite piece of KISS memorabilia signed by all four bandmembers at the same event. The cost? A "measly" $350.

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