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I get bunches of these at the office. I bet you do too...  They're not particularly "collectible" to me, but then again, I like the fact they're sort of bold and striking. So, I clip them as closely as I can and drop them in a ziplock baggie for future reference  By the way, I was thinking today, that a mount trimmer might be a good way to precisely clip them close and with a straight edge. Has anyone tried that or another technique? KirkS
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United States
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I use a paper trimmer made for scrapbooking. Its great, some aren't too good, but this one can cut 25 sheets of heavy cardstock like butter. |
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Kirk: That series is VERY DIFFICULT to get on cover, properly used. Save the entire cover and put a bundle of ten on ebay. You may be surprised what you get for them. There are people who collect moder covers showing postal rates and usages. I do this for the Americana Series (1975-1981). There are folks looking for that sort of thing. I could hook you up with a few people in the US who would be most interested in the covers. David |
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Hi Kirk S,
A USA collector would be interested in these.
On the Eagle Presort they were issued in two different year. 2003 and 2004.
I don't have the 2004 ones.
For the USA Flag type, I believe there were several varieties (Rounded corners, square corners)
Anyone have a quick checklist of the different varieties of this stamp?
Dave N. <>< |
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As David says, keep all you can find. I don't ever remember getting any of the first two myself. |
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Quote: For the USA Flag type, I believe there were several varieties (Rounded corners, square corners)  Oh dear ! More Flag stamps to collect....I never thought about these issues for my Flag Collection. Londonbus1.....It's all Dave's fault |
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Wow, one man's trash...
Thanks for the info. I confess I didn't even think about leaving them on cover -- I just snipped these three. From now on, I'll leave them on cover.
KirkS
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Thanks for keeping the rest intact, Kirk. To put things into perspective, those modern covers you have are the same as those 1.5-cent covers from the 1930's.
REMEMBER: To-day's junk mail is tomorrow's postal history.
David |
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I get 1 every once in a while and add them to a pile. I really like the Flag presort, I wish it was available as a definite regular issue, very eye catching. |
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Eagle presorts 2003 self adhesive 10 stamps scott #3792-3801 Eagle presorts 2004 10 stamps scott #3844-3853
Presorted Standard Patriotic Banner "flag stamp" Both were issued in 2007 Scott #4157 with round corners and #4158 non round corners
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Hi All,
Being that these are coil stamps. I keep my eye out for any used on cover that have the plate number. Those I definitely keep.
Dave N. <>< |
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