No, no don't get me wrong. I meant like they do in France. Even men kiss on the cheek. Thank you I greatly appreciate your preceding post about your sorting method. Daniel
When I'm ready to put stamps into a stockbook I usually sort them by year and Scott number. In general I follow the Scott country pages so after all regular issues are done it's time for other issues again by year and Scott number.
I use some Rubbermaid plastic organizers that have lids and about 20+ slots to sort (they look like tackle boxes). I get them at walmart for less than $4.
It helps because I usually do not finish sorting in one sitting, so I can simply close the lid and throw them on the shelf and finish later.
Forgot to mention that the bins that I use are clear so I can see what is in them without having to open them.
These bins help because I have a lot of kids. I wish I had a nickel for everytime I left a room for 5 min and come back and the stamps that I was sorting are blowing around the room like confetti.
Quote: I use some Rubbermaid plastic organizers that have lids and about 20+ slots to sort (they look like tackle boxes). I get them at walmart for less than $4.
In what department do you find these organizers? I have similar boxes I got at The Container Store that I use to sort my stamps.
Sometimes, I wish I could get something like an old typecase to sort stamps.
Quote: These bins help because I have a lot of kids. I wish I had a nickel for everytime I left a room for 5 min and come back and the stamps that I was sorting are blowing around the room like confetti.
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Posted 03/20/2012 1:51 pm
