Gold Silver Jewels Etc

Your pronounciations read correct - you can listen to the word being said on the wiki article for Lesotho.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lesotho

At the top of the screen it has a listen to pronounciation link. the "so" is more like the word "sew" the "tho" the h is silent and is like the words "to" or "too"

what nugget offered them to me and the cic got them while the king was deposed. a royal coup I must say,

dear nugget feel free to distribute them

i only collect mnh :) but thanks so much for thinking of me. it means so much to me :) thanks

I'll pick two for Rod (please P.M. your address thanks Rod ) and yes I thought if you would like them Spock but not a problem mate I'll post them on the give away thread
regards Harry

Ok, I would like to sit in...i do not have my jewels and gold by topic so heres the first I found from Russia an amethyst Brooch scott 3917 from 1971 !

Oh Spock, thats a strong statement that Rod has more money than all of us put together..should read..Rod spends more on stamps than all of us put together !!

Once you start finding them they keep coming...heres another one..from Bermuda !!

uncle Phil,

i sent you this huge email regarding glass lines, you dont want my collection to energize and disappear do you. sigh. please help before I sink or what is left of me. sigh

Help is on the way !!

ah finally the sos was heard we were getting worried for a second

whay is on the way?

and how I do I send you sizes?

i need 3 sizes. 50 sheets each

Spock...the postage would be too atrocious to India..i have one size of glassines the #4 which can hold a set or perhaps 100 different..i would help you if I could but these things get heavy for first class mail..even locally !!

well we will just have to use the flat rate box. I cant let my collection go up in smoke. any idea where I can see the size of the number 4 if its only one size I might have to order 50 instead of 150. Thanks

Dear Harry,
received the covers in good order
thanks so much.

,,and the US 8c novelist Willa Cather, again, thanks.

Methinks you package your goods too well

Here is silver. This stamp is announcing the release of a 5 Balboa coin (in 1970). Like much of Panama's coinage, this was a one-type, one-year issue. They were snapped up during the Hunt Brothers' silver bubble of 1978 and are rarely found in circulation these days. (Is my numismatist showing?).



The coin was minted to celebrate the 1970 Central American Games. It was slightly bigger than a US silver dollar and purer too (sterling).

:)
nice,
I have pinched the image (and your comments) for my virtual stamp album.

Julius Popper (The Romanian)
and his famous local stamp (10 centavos of gold)
from "The land of Fire"