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I found the original is called La Flotta and the entire alphabet is on the website.
http://www.lateral.biz/work/costa-typeface

And Premiere Pro Title effects.

Look it looks hand done, so one of the things that make me really want to leave this earth are football hooligans. I think of the voilent kind that they are the lowest members of society. If you really like them make the font yourself. Some people are obviously getting annoyed by these posts.

A modeified version of Brush Script.

Your question has been answered. the fonts are Arial and OCR-B

Not a font, custom lettering. There may be a font based off it but it would. only be available for internal use by TWP, which means not available to download.

This Writing Certifies That - modified

I imagine you will do this for the rest of your life until you realise it wasn't a font all along.

Here is the final embroidery file:


This would be very difficult to perfectly re create as it takes a ton of time tweaking Both of the fonts.
I just don’t have enough time to do it. But for all those interested you can follow in my steps to get your own MAGA style font.

Slanted.

Your version looks grungy but I'm sure it's this.

To put this topic once and for all to bed I think that the base fonts that were used were Century and Times New Roman. Now if you look at those fonts you might think THEY'RE JUST NOT A MATCH they look completely different the strokes the letters _R_ and_G_ you could go on forever.
Cali Fame (the one that makes the hats) said in an interview that they designed the logo that was on that hat. For such a high profile customer it would be a joke to use any regular embroidery font. The biggest reason the MAGA letters are custom is for people to easily tell which
hat is fake and which is not. So how did they do it? Well, I can tell you because I went through the process of creating my own custom M_GA. First off I started with Century Book for the base font which I modified against a picture of the text on the real hat. This was a very tedious task
and required a ton of time. For the letters _R_ and _G_, I used TNR because the first time I saw the lettering on that hat in 2015 I thought of TNR as when I try to recognize a font I look at distinctive letters such as how the R and how a G is shaped, serifs and so. After adding strokes to both
Century and TNR I came out with a close match that sort of had that feel of the MAGA hat. Although I won't know if I had succeeded until I turn the text into an embroidery file and put it on a hat.



My conclusion is: Cali Fame Used a Mix of Century and TNR heavily modified to make the lettering on the hat. Later they turned the vector file to an embroidery file to sew it out. The reason they probably did this is to stay distinct and to easily recognize counterfeits.

If I get the chance I will try to turn this into an actual hat and if I end up doing so I will be happy to share the results. Also, any feedback is very much welcome, looking forward to hearing from other dafont detectives.

Century Book: https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/itc/century/
Times New Roman: https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/times-new-roman/