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https://www.whatfontis.com/NMY_Birthstone-Bounce-Medium.font?text=701

Here is an old post at Facebook that can help with gradient directions. I use this trick on nearly every file i receive that has gradients.

gradients can be tough to match. There are lots of variables such as direction, starting and ending point colors and some have other color stops at various points along the gradient with different color values

the straight line version does not come out by default when I use Illustrator CC. In order to add the character i don't drag. I double click on it within the glyph box. If this issue for you is a sudden change from what you are used to then maybe the app or computer needs restarted. I believe...

while your cursor is in the type area choose the symbol from the glyphs window and double click the character you want to add. Some fonts have hundreds of extra symbols and ligatures

Open up the glyphs window in Illustrator. It will show you all the special characters built into a font

That is an excellent idea. I approve this message

Player condensed would be far less work. Winner has too many differences

player condensed is probably a close base font for this with those notches added and the center serif block edited out of the E's The asymetrical A, short center stem of the M and angled S match Player

I joined the site in 2005. Wow cannot believe it has been that long Anyone still on here that joined up within the first few months of the startup?

Maybe Haettenschweiler or Helvetica Extra Compressed (aka swiss 911)

did my reply help?

Here is a closeup view of the serifs on Garamond Bold.. for those that were wondering why i made the disparaging comment about the font

It is the garamond bold that comes with MS office, not garamond from Adobe or elsewhere. It is actually a pretty sh!tty font. Not very good on some details. The script is Vladimir

that one is called Stahls Varsity

Do you have more or fewer trick or treaters? Seems like we get less and less every year. Plenty of kids in the neighborhood

probably not a font. The R's and o's don't match

sounds like it is converting the stroke into 2 shapes. An inner and outer that are .25 apart. No stroke and just a fill might fix that issue. Also try saving your vectors down to a version 8 ai or eps instead of the default

usually having multiple paths for the same shape is caused by having a stroke applied to shape in addition to the fill. Make sure your shapes are fill only and have no stroke applied to it