I just received this, and thought it was a very appropriate stamp. Look at the return address! (Apologies to Mr. Bailey, but I am sure he has heard this already!)
A curious question on the postal markings, though. At the bottom is what I assume is the 9-digit zip code for the addressee, I note they used a "$" character between the five digit zip code and the remaining digits in the Zip+4. Is this a usual occurrence? (Maybe it has to do with characters recognizable by the sorting machines?) Anyone known for sure?
In an impromptu desktop poll, out of 14 US covers on my desk, 7 have a plus sign "+" in this position, 4 have the dollar sign "$", all First Class with stamps.
The remainder have (1) a barcode label (1st Class w/ stamps oversize) and 2 have nothing (1 presorted 1st Class, and 1 non-profit permit this from the APS)
These are just the stamped covers I have on my desk. I don't have any metered or permit-stamp mail available, though these may not go through the same sorting process.
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