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Crayon Analysis
2002: The year both the Crayola Crayon Maker and Crayola Twistables are introduced

16: Crayola opens the Crayola Experience to the public in Easton Pennsylvania, alongside the Crayola Color Jam Parade, on this day in July of 2013.

465 million: The number of makers produced by Crayola in one year

64: The number of Crayola crayons with built-in sharpeners that were introduced in the year 1958

3 billion: The number of Crayola crayons made, on average, every year
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