Grafted Mummy Eye/Crayola Meltdown

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So I've been growing out a grafted mummy eye chalice for nearly 5 years now maybe more. Started with just gold green and blue. Over time through cutting and isolating better sections of color. These are the nicest cuts I've pulled and they look dang near what Crayola meltdown chalice is like from what I've seen online. My question is, are these nice enough to the point where I could just call it Crayola meltdown? I've done lots of experimenting with these things over the years and ever single plain color frag eventually gets blue and purple within 4-6 months, and within 12 months the other colors slowly start coming in as well.

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Idk if I would go so far to call it a crayola but holy **** brooooo. Honestly make your own name. If I was a millionaire and had no worries financially I would pay more money for that with the back story that a pretty common crayola. Pm me some prices pls but keep in mind I’m NOT a millionaire and I’m pretty much broke af
 
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