Name: Price stickers generic soda, snack .85 cents (black) (NEW)
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SKU: NBS304-85BK
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Price stickers generic soda, snack .75 cents (black) (NEW)

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SKU: NBS304-85BK

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Generic Generic Price Labels Fits Soda/Snack Stick On Black .85 Cents 3/4" X 9/16" 130 Labels Black NEW PART

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Black 85-Cent Price Stickers for Soda and Snack Vending Machines

These new, generic black price stickers display an 85-cent selling price for soda and snack vending machines. Each label measures 3/4 inch by 9/16 inch. The product includes 130 stick-on labels and is listed under SKU NBS304-85BK.

Displayed price: 85 cents
Color: black
Style: generic stick-on price label
Size: 3/4 inch x 9/16 inch
Quantity: 130 labels
Condition: new
Manufacturer listed: NBS
SKU: NBS304-85BK
Intended category: soda and snack vending equipment

A Clear Price at the Point of Selection

The 85-cent amount gives customers a direct price reference near the product choice. It presents the selling price in a compact format without a long message.

For individual beverage selections, the visual role keeps the 85-cent figure at the center of the message.
For snack display rows, the price consistency shows the same amount wherever the identical sticker is present.
For mixed soda and snack layouts, the readable structure limits the message to a short price marking.

A Neutral Black Label

The black color offers a plain visual style. It does not depend on a soda brand, snack logo, or promotional theme.

For traditional selection panels, the product identity does not claim a brand or flavor for the selection.
For compact price windows, the display scope describes a visible price and not the machine payment setting.
For product-facing display areas, the category fit belongs to the price-label group of vending accessories.

A Compact Label Size

At 3/4 inch by 9/16 inch, each sticker uses a small amount of display space. Its dimensions are a defining part of the item.

For multiple 85-cent selections, the physical form uses a printed adhesive label rather than an electronic screen.
For plain machine fronts, the neutral design does not add a promotional slogan to the price.
For graphic-heavy machine fronts, the listed specification retains the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch dimensions.

Designed for Price Identification

The printed amount serves one clear purpose: showing an 85-cent price. It is not a flavor strip, product image, or electronic price display.

For older mechanical display layouts, the price consistency shows the same amount wherever the identical sticker is present.
For refreshed selection areas, the readable structure limits the message to a short price marking.
For generic product arrangements, the item count comes from a listing for 130 matching stickers.

Generic Soda and Snack Use

The listing identifies these labels for soda and snack vending machines. Exact fit depends on the space available on a particular machine.

For unbranded vending presentations, the display scope describes a visible price and not the machine payment setting.
For price-focused display sections, the category fit belongs to the price-label group of vending accessories.
For small label locations, the visual role keeps the 85-cent figure at the center of the message.

A Set of 130 Stickers

The stated count is 130 labels. This provides a consistent supply of the same price marking within one listed item.

For repeated selection positions, the neutral design does not add a promotional slogan to the price.
For consistent price groupings, the listed specification retains the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch dimensions.
For beverage-and-snack combinations, the product identity does not claim a brand or flavor for the selection.

New Vending Machine Labels

The stickers are sold as new parts. The listing does not describe them as refurbished or recovered from other equipment.

For simple retail presentations, the readable structure limits the message to a short price marking.
For vending display restoration, the item count comes from a listing for 130 matching stickers.
For individual beverage selections, the physical form uses a printed adhesive label rather than an electronic screen.

One Price Across Different Products

The same 85-cent amount may describe different items when their selling prices match. The generic label does not name a specific beverage or snack.

For snack display rows, the category fit belongs to the price-label group of vending accessories.
For mixed soda and snack layouts, the visual role keeps the 85-cent figure at the center of the message.
For traditional selection panels, the price consistency shows the same amount wherever the identical sticker is present.

Small Format, Direct Message

The label combines a small physical size with a simple price statement. It focuses on the amount rather than extra copy.

For compact price windows, the listed specification retains the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch dimensions.
For product-facing display areas, the product identity does not claim a brand or flavor for the selection.
For multiple 85-cent selections, the display scope describes a visible price and not the machine payment setting.

A Non-Branded Price Marker

Generic presentation can sit alongside different product graphics. The label itself is not tied to one beverage company or snack maker.

For plain machine fronts, the item count comes from a listing for 130 matching stickers.
For graphic-heavy machine fronts, the physical form uses a printed adhesive label rather than an electronic screen.
For older mechanical display layouts, the neutral design does not add a promotional slogan to the price.

Visual Order in a Vending Display

Matching price labels can give several selections a consistent look. The price remains the main message on each sticker.

For refreshed selection areas, the visual role keeps the 85-cent figure at the center of the message.
For generic product arrangements, the price consistency shows the same amount wherever the identical sticker is present.
For unbranded vending presentations, the readable structure limits the message to a short price marking.

Physical Pricing Rather Than Digital Pricing

This item is a stick-on label. It is distinct from a screen, LED module, or software-controlled price indicator.

For price-focused display sections, the product identity does not claim a brand or flavor for the selection.
For small label locations, the display scope describes a visible price and not the machine payment setting.
For repeated selection positions, the category fit belongs to the price-label group of vending accessories.

The Meaning of 85 Cents

The displayed amount represents $0.85. The sticker is intended to communicate that amount as a product price.

For consistent price groupings, the physical form uses a printed adhesive label rather than an electronic screen.
For beverage-and-snack combinations, the neutral design does not add a promotional slogan to the price.
For simple retail presentations, the listed specification retains the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch dimensions.

A Simple Replacement Category

Price stickers are small exterior display parts. They are separate from the machine systems that accept money or dispense products.

For vending display restoration, the price consistency shows the same amount wherever the identical sticker is present.
For individual beverage selections, the readable structure limits the message to a short price marking.
For snack display rows, the item count comes from a listing for 130 matching stickers.

An Identifiable Part Number

SKU NBS304-85BK distinguishes this black 85-cent label listing from other prices and label variants.

For mixed soda and snack layouts, the display scope describes a visible price and not the machine payment setting.
For traditional selection panels, the category fit belongs to the price-label group of vending accessories.
For compact price windows, the visual role keeps the 85-cent figure at the center of the message.

Dimensions Matter

The stated 3/4-inch width and 9/16-inch height define the label footprint. These measurements are more useful than a broad claim of universal fit.

For product-facing display areas, the neutral design does not add a promotional slogan to the price.
For multiple 85-cent selections, the listed specification retains the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch dimensions.
For plain machine fronts, the product identity does not claim a brand or flavor for the selection.

A Consistent Price Appearance

All labels in this listing carry the same stated price. They offer a uniform price message wherever the same amount is displayed.

For graphic-heavy machine fronts, the readable structure limits the message to a short price marking.
For older mechanical display layouts, the item count comes from a listing for 130 matching stickers.
For refreshed selection areas, the physical form uses a printed adhesive label rather than an electronic screen.

No Brand-Specific Artwork

The listing describes generic price labels. The main feature is the price marking, not licensed drink or snack artwork.

For generic product arrangements, the category fit belongs to the price-label group of vending accessories.
For unbranded vending presentations, the visual role keeps the 85-cent figure at the center of the message.
For price-focused display sections, the price consistency shows the same amount wherever the identical sticker is present.

A Small Part of the Customer Interface

A printed price marker forms part of what a buyer sees when looking at a vending selection. It communicates cost without changing machine operation.

For small label locations, the listed specification retains the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch dimensions.
For repeated selection positions, the product identity does not claim a brand or flavor for the selection.
For consistent price groupings, the display scope describes a visible price and not the machine payment setting.

Clear Separation From Product Labels

Price labels show a cost. Flavor strips and product labels identify what is being sold. These are different roles within a vending display.

For beverage-and-snack combinations, the item count comes from a listing for 130 matching stickers.
For simple retail presentations, the physical form uses a printed adhesive label rather than an electronic screen.
For vending display restoration, the neutral design does not add a promotional slogan to the price.

Individual Beverage Selections: Visual Role

In the context of individual beverage selections, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The visual role of this label keeps the 85-cent figure at the center of the message. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

The product is supplied as a new stick-on price label, not as a machine control or payment component. Each sticker is listed at 3/4 inch by 9/16 inch, and the package count is 130. These details describe the physical item. They do not establish compatibility with every display holder or every vending model.

Individual Beverage Selections: Product Identity

In the context of individual beverage selections, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The product identity of this label does not claim a brand or flavor for the selection. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Individual Beverage Selections: Physical Form

In the context of individual beverage selections, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The physical form of this label uses a printed adhesive label rather than an electronic screen. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Individual Beverage Selections: Price Consistency

In the context of individual beverage selections, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The price consistency of this label shows the same amount wherever the identical sticker is present. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Individual Beverage Selections: Display Scope

In the context of individual beverage selections, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The display scope of this label describes a visible price and not the machine payment setting. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Individual Beverage Selections: Neutral Design

In the context of individual beverage selections, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The neutral design of this label does not add a promotional slogan to the price. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Individual Beverage Selections: Readable Structure

In the context of individual beverage selections, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The readable structure of this label limits the message to a short price marking. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Individual Beverage Selections: Category Fit

In the context of individual beverage selections, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The category fit of this label belongs to the price-label group of vending accessories. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Individual Beverage Selections: Listed Specification

In the context of individual beverage selections, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The listed specification of this label retains the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch dimensions. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Individual Beverage Selections: Item Count

In the context of individual beverage selections, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The item count of this label comes from a listing for 130 matching stickers. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Snack Display Rows: Visual Role

In the context of snack display rows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The visual role of this label keeps the 85-cent figure at the center of the message. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Snack Display Rows: Product Identity

In the context of snack display rows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The product identity of this label does not claim a brand or flavor for the selection. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Snack Display Rows: Physical Form

In the context of snack display rows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The physical form of this label uses a printed adhesive label rather than an electronic screen. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Snack Display Rows: Price Consistency

In the context of snack display rows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The price consistency of this label shows the same amount wherever the identical sticker is present. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Snack Display Rows: Display Scope

In the context of snack display rows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The display scope of this label describes a visible price and not the machine payment setting. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Snack Display Rows: Neutral Design

In the context of snack display rows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The neutral design of this label does not add a promotional slogan to the price. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Snack Display Rows: Readable Structure

In the context of snack display rows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The readable structure of this label limits the message to a short price marking. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Snack Display Rows: Category Fit

In the context of snack display rows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The category fit of this label belongs to the price-label group of vending accessories. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Snack Display Rows: Listed Specification

In the context of snack display rows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The listed specification of this label retains the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch dimensions. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Snack Display Rows: Item Count

In the context of snack display rows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The item count of this label comes from a listing for 130 matching stickers. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Mixed Soda And Snack Layouts: Visual Role

In the context of mixed soda and snack layouts, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The visual role of this label keeps the 85-cent figure at the center of the message. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Mixed Soda And Snack Layouts: Product Identity

In the context of mixed soda and snack layouts, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The product identity of this label does not claim a brand or flavor for the selection. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Mixed Soda And Snack Layouts: Physical Form

In the context of mixed soda and snack layouts, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The physical form of this label uses a printed adhesive label rather than an electronic screen. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Mixed Soda And Snack Layouts: Price Consistency

In the context of mixed soda and snack layouts, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The price consistency of this label shows the same amount wherever the identical sticker is present. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Mixed Soda And Snack Layouts: Display Scope

In the context of mixed soda and snack layouts, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The display scope of this label describes a visible price and not the machine payment setting. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Mixed Soda And Snack Layouts: Neutral Design

In the context of mixed soda and snack layouts, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The neutral design of this label does not add a promotional slogan to the price. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Mixed Soda And Snack Layouts: Readable Structure

In the context of mixed soda and snack layouts, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The readable structure of this label limits the message to a short price marking. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Mixed Soda And Snack Layouts: Category Fit

In the context of mixed soda and snack layouts, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The category fit of this label belongs to the price-label group of vending accessories. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Mixed Soda And Snack Layouts: Listed Specification

In the context of mixed soda and snack layouts, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The listed specification of this label retains the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch dimensions. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Mixed Soda And Snack Layouts: Item Count

In the context of mixed soda and snack layouts, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The item count of this label comes from a listing for 130 matching stickers. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Traditional Selection Panels: Visual Role

In the context of traditional selection panels, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The visual role of this label keeps the 85-cent figure at the center of the message. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Traditional Selection Panels: Product Identity

In the context of traditional selection panels, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The product identity of this label does not claim a brand or flavor for the selection. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Traditional Selection Panels: Physical Form

In the context of traditional selection panels, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The physical form of this label uses a printed adhesive label rather than an electronic screen. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Traditional Selection Panels: Price Consistency

In the context of traditional selection panels, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The price consistency of this label shows the same amount wherever the identical sticker is present. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Traditional Selection Panels: Display Scope

In the context of traditional selection panels, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The display scope of this label describes a visible price and not the machine payment setting. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Traditional Selection Panels: Neutral Design

In the context of traditional selection panels, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The neutral design of this label does not add a promotional slogan to the price. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Traditional Selection Panels: Readable Structure

In the context of traditional selection panels, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The readable structure of this label limits the message to a short price marking. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Traditional Selection Panels: Category Fit

In the context of traditional selection panels, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The category fit of this label belongs to the price-label group of vending accessories. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Traditional Selection Panels: Listed Specification

In the context of traditional selection panels, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The listed specification of this label retains the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch dimensions. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Traditional Selection Panels: Item Count

In the context of traditional selection panels, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The item count of this label comes from a listing for 130 matching stickers. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Compact Price Windows: Visual Role

In the context of compact price windows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The visual role of this label keeps the 85-cent figure at the center of the message. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Compact Price Windows: Product Identity

In the context of compact price windows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The product identity of this label does not claim a brand or flavor for the selection. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Compact Price Windows: Physical Form

In the context of compact price windows, the black 85-cent sticker has a narrow, defined job. Its printed amount states a price, while its generic format avoids naming a specific packaged product. The physical form of this label uses a printed adhesive label rather than an electronic screen. This distinction helps describe what the item is without suggesting functions it does not have.

Product Identification Summary

The NBS304-85BK listing is for new black generic 85-cent price stickers. They are described for soda and snack vending machines. Each measures 3/4 inch by 9/16 inch, with 130 labels in the listed quantity.

The black 85-cent marking identifies a single stated selling price. Its generic design separates the price from the product name, while its small size makes the label a distinct display accessory. The listing specifies a new item with 130 labels and gives the measurements as 3/4 inch by 9/16 inch. This description concerns the printed price label itself, rather than the products or internal systems of a vending machine. Its visible role is to state eighty-five cents in a plain, non-branded format. The black color is part of the product identification. The SKU is NBS304-85BK. Clear price label detail for vending displays and selections.Clear pr

Refurbished	No
SKU	NBS304-85BK
Weight	0.060000
Manufacturer	NBS
Short Description	Generic Generic Price Labels Fits Soda/Snack Stick On Black .85 Cents 3/4" X 9/16" 130 Labels Black NEW PART

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