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Numex
This type of slab is a licensed slab from ACG to another company. The Numex slab was first seen in 2001, and a similar slab with /xxx/ in the middle was reported as being a sample slab. I tend to disagree that it is a sample although no one really knows. It was believed to be a sample since the middle three letters were all XXX’s.
Below is another slab with three letters in the middle, one of them being an X. I think Numex has a letter system in the middle of the slab and the slab pictured in the slab book just had a weird combination. I included Numex here in case others had ideas or other similar slabs with different variants of the label.
