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Posted Yesterday   09:43 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add drkohler to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
"The errors did not do quite as well."
Yeah.. if you were a collector of imperforated plate blocks, you could've gotten a nice pile for around 25% cv.
The one item I was looking for quickly passed cv. In the end, I got 4 error items for around 50% cv...
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I was surprised that no one put in a last minute bid for several once they were still quiet.
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As of Oct. 8 delivery, also no sign of Oct. 5 issue of Linn's.
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Posted Today  7 Hrs 45 Min ago  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add postagedueguy to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply

Quote:
As of Oct. 8 delivery, also no sign of Oct. 5 issue of Linn's.


When did you subscribe? At first I thought that the digit Linn's subscription would be
simply converted to the printed Linn's, but I reread the story and found that you had
subscribe. So I called and subscribed. I also found out what was left on the my digital
subscription would be somehow folded into the printed subscription. So I checked on
the Linn's website today and so far that hasn't been done at least on mine. I think I'll
call today and see what's happening.
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All,

This is the reply I received from Pamela at Linns when I inquired about receiving my Oct 5th issue on Thursday Oct 8th and the Oct 26 issue was already available on-line.

"Thank you for reaching out about the delivery of your print edition of Linn's Stamp News. As we restart weekly print publication, our initial issues are being mailed using USPS Marketing Mail, which can take longer to arrive than the Periodicals mailing class traditionally used for newspapers and magazines. We are working through the process of obtaining Periodicals mailing privileges, which should help improve delivery times and consistency in the coming weeks."

Good news looks like they are working it. Right now, I consider this to be like reading the NY Times Monday edition on Friday of the following week. It will always be later than the on-line version but mailing times should get better once they work the issue.

Hobsun
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Given the on line publication of Linn's when the issue is ready to be released, the print edition needs to be renamed to Linn's Stamp History while the on line version remains Linn's Stamp News.
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