Poinsettia Tins With Mints

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Personalized Poinsettia Tins with Mints. A fun way to give a little gift to everyone on your Christmas list. Personalized Poinsettia Tins with Mints feature peppermint-flavored mints in a 2 1/2" tin. Perfect for your guests at Christmas parties, wedding receptions or holiday banquets. Personalize the stickers with 2 lines of 22 characters/spaces per line. Approx. 60 pcs. per tin. (2 dozen per unit) 11 oz. Fat-free. Simple assembly required. Total weight, twelve ounces. Exclusive

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Items will be personalized exactly as entered including capitalization and punctuation. No International characters. Personalization items require additional processing time and will be shipped separately.

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Poinsettia Tins With Mints 3.9 5 9 9

Nice Treat Great for school class treats. I bought them for my Kris Kringle work group and I was impressed with the labels and how nicely they came out. November 26, 2012

Everyone Loved Um Gave the tins of mints as party favors at our Young at Heart Christmas Dinner and at our card gathering at the senior center. Everybody loved them and were telling each other what they planned to do with the tin after the mints were all gone. I do think the quantity of mints was a little skimpy. December 17, 2011