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These were in the thrift store group I stumbled across recently. Any reason to keep these? Best I can tell, the embossed ovals were cut from postage paid envelopes. Can't really find any more info. Thanks for your insights!  
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yes, the ovals were cut from envelopes that had the postage printed/embossed on them, but the way they were cut out "cut to shape" is not how there are collected - the normal format is a "cut square". Everything you show is common. The stamps are ok to use, the cut oval ones are illegal to use on another envelope. |
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Thank you for this information, @eyeonwall! On mail or in recycling they go. |
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Not sure how the cut ovals would work for postage. Use a glue stick and give it a try. |
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What if the ovals were still on the stamps? I have many full envelopes with these oval type stamps attached. Any value in them?
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Probably postage if you feel they are common like the ones you have but older could be a little more interesting. Mint or covers? |
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My father had a collection of cut out, embossed prepaid postage. Do they have any value once they have been cut out of the envelope?
Where do I get guidelines? Several are cut in an oval fashion, but not the edge of the embossing as are shown in this message previously.
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Tom |
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