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Hardhat-Themed Custom Lucite

Custom Lucite hardhat marking the issue of notes related to the Sabine Mine (Hallsville, Texas) of North American Coal Corporation (based in Plano, Texas). Keybanc Capital Markets, headquartered in Cleveland, served as placement agent for the issue.

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JP Morgan Spin Technique Custom Dealtoy

JP Morgan Spin Technique Custom Dealtoy commemorating senior secured credit facilities to finance the merger of Rutherford Chemicals owned by Arsenal/Capital Partners to create Vertellus.

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Featured Deal Toy: Southeast Asia’s Landmark Retail Transaction

October 4, 2013 by David Parry

Southeast Asia’s Landmark Retail Transaction The Hong Kong office of The Corporate...

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Harlem Globetrotters Lucite Commemorative

Lucite commemorative showcasing a profile of Herschend Family Entertainment and highlighting its purchase of the Harlem Globetrotters from Shamrock Capital Advisors. Herschend is based in Norcross, Georgia.

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Bain Leather Sofa Deal Toy

Deal toy commemorating the sale of French home decorations and furniture retailer Maisons du Monde. Paris-based Messier Maris & Associes advised the sellers, Apax Partners, LBO France, and Nixen. Bain Capital, the private equity firm headquarted in Boston, was the buyer.

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Bolt Unisteel Pewter Deal Toy

Pewter deal toy recognizing the sale of Unisteel, a Singapore-based manufacturer of products ranging from machining parts to disc drive components. Private equity firm KKR, advised by Rippledot Capital Partners and Credit Suisse, sold Unisteel to the SFS Group, of Switzerland.

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Brooklyn Navy Yard Lucite Embedment

Lucite embedment marking the sale of an equity interest in Brooklyn Navy Yard Cogeneration Partners. Metalmark Capital, a private equity firm headquartered New York City, and Olympus Power, a New Jersey-based power plant management company, were advised by Credit Suisse.

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Golden Gate Deutsche Bank Lucite Embedment

Tombstone embedment with sandtimer marking the acquisition of U.S. Silica. The Frederick, Maryland-based company is the second-largest U.S. miner and processor of industrial sand, and a supplier to oil and natural gas operators. The acquirers were Golden Gate Capital, a San Francisco private equity firm, and Preferred Unlimited, a real estate and mining firm based in Philadelphia.

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