Imperforate Forever 2014 Flag And Fireworks

I have a book of the above. Any one else seen any of these

This topic probably belongs in the Modern US Stamps. A moderator will probably eventually move it there. Thought there might be an older thread on this same topic, but couldn't locate one.
To answer your question, yes I have a booklet of these stamps ... in fact, I have 4 different booklets. A CB20 (Convertible Booklet of 20 stamps) was produced by each of the 3 current printers (APU,CCL,SSP) and the microprinting on each booklet is different. In addition, SSP produced an ATM pane of 18. The APU stamps have a black USPS printed on the bottommost white stripe next to the flagpole. The SSP stamps have a white USPS printed in the fireworks right above the flagpole. The CCL stamps have no microprinting and are die-cut 11.4x11.6. The APU & SSP stamps are die-cut 11.3x10.8. In addition, the APU stamps appear to have a matte finish, the CCL are semi-glossy & the SSP are glossy. The SSP CB20 stamps are on heavier backing paper than the ATM variety.

I think there's some misunderstanding regarding the original post. Are we talking about the booklets from the Star Spangled Banner stamps, or are we talking about an IMPERFORATE booklet pane from that stamp series? (By imperforate, I am referring to no die cut separation between ANY of the stamps; booklet panes will typically have one or more imperforate sides which is normal.)

Here's a link to the series of stamps being referred to here. Since these stamps were not offered in Press Sheet format, I imagine a complete booklet pane without any die cuts whatsoever, would be quite collectible.

http://uspsstamps.com/stamps/star-spangled-banner

wt1 ... you are correct, I apparently cannot read. I do NOT have an imperforate booklet. Although I wish I did! And I second the motion for PICS!