It's a bit hard to tell, but this piece is from Brazil, 2005.
Collecting this kind of stamp on stamp could be an interesting sideline, though not really a topical. I wonder if the USPS would accept such placement or if they would think the sender is hiding prior cancels? I know they will not accept mail with tape over a stamp if they happen to catch it.
I received a parcel from a friend in a coin forum recently. It came from the U.S.A. It had most of the stamps overlapping by at least half a stamp. There was a strip of about eight stamps. I did not have this stamp and still don't as I was unable to seperate them.
I recently got a donation of stamps (I hit up all my non collector friends to save (freecycle) their stamps) all older US not one of some 40 stamps sent separated on 12 different brown envelopes was cancelled. Wahooo!!
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Posted 01/20/2009 3:46 pm
