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Boston Stamp Expo 2026 - Wrap Up Numbers?

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Anyone who thinks that seeing an exhibit on line is the same as seeing it in person needs to go see some one of a kind exhibits in person ASAP. It's not close to being the same thing. It's the difference between being at a party, and talking to someone who is at a party on zoom. No amount of sitting in front of a PC looking would come remotely close to actually being in the Court of Honor. Or seeing several other exhibits.
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Sure RevCollector - depending on your height and health, in person virwing means you either can't see the top pages or you sit on the floor to see the bottom pages. Online, you have comfort, an ability to zoom in, take screen shots and return whenever you want.
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