Stop everything. What you're holding in your collection is just paper—THIS is a priceless artifact. An Avonetics user was gifted a mysterious, double-sided Ocarina of Time vinyl poster from their father-in-law, and the gaming world is losing its mind. This isn't some flimsy magazine insert. Dated 1998, this heavy-duty banner with a dowel slot is a ghost from the golden age of gaming—a promotional display that hung like a holy relic in the hallowed halls of EB Games and Blockbuster. These were NEVER sold to the public. They were meant to be trashed after the launch hype, making any survivor an ultra-rare piece of history. The Zelda community on Avonetics instantly erupted, confirming this wasn't just a collectible, but a time capsule. It's a tangible piece of the N64 era, an object that thousands of kids stared at while dreaming of riding Epona across Hyrule Field for the first time. This isn't just memorabilia; it's the holy grail that most collectors don't even know exists. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.