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Map Tacks with 3/16" Head, 3/8" Point, Assorted Colors, 100/Box GEMMTA

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Map Tacks with 3/16" Head, 3/8" Point, Assorted Colors, 100/Box GEMMTA

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Map tacks have 3/8" stainless steel point and 3/16" head diameter.

List Price:	$3.99
Our Price:	$2.39
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Product Details

Product Length:	2.76 inches
Product Width:	1.8 inches
Product Height:	0.76 inches
Product Weight:	0.0 pounds
Package Length:	2.9 inches
Package Width:	2.0 inches
Package Height:	0.9 inches
Package Weight:	0.05 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

Features

Map tacks have 3/8" stainless steel point and 3/16" head diameter.
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Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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Not what I expected, and shipping cost more than the product Jun 27, 2010
My error, not understanding what "map tacks" are. I was expecting what I guess are called push pins, something big enough to grip between two fingers comfortably. These are very short, and not pointy and sharp, as I would have expected. So unless it's specifically "map tacks" that you need and cannot find locally, be aware that the shipping cost 2.99, more than the product. If it's push pins you want, pick them up at the drugstore, much less expensive.

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They're tacks...how excited should I get? Jun 14, 2010
Amazon begged me to review this, so I will, but, as stated in the title and obvious from the product, they're little push pins with multicolored plastic orbs. I'd be a little worried about my level of focus if I were more passionate about them one way or the other.

One note, however (and this is something I should address with Amazon directly): the shipping packaging on this was ridiculous. It was shipped separate from other items I ordered at the same time. Rather than throw the pins' box (about the size of two stacked boxes of wooden matches) in an envelope, they put it in something closer to the size of a shoebox with puffed air padding. Really? That never struck anyone as wasteful? Geesh.