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I think that stamp was issued by the Democratic National Committee . Notice the lapel pin is not the U.S. flag but the Russian flag .
PLEASE NOTE ,I WILL FIGHT TO KEEP ALL POLITICAL CRAP OFF THE CHAT BOARD ,we don't need it here . |
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OK got my cap locks off and got my mouthguard in place . Ready to discuss politics  |
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Just to be clear...
Political stamps are fine. Political commentary ALWAYS ends up in drama and hard feelings. Our forum is for philatelic topics, there are hundreds of political forums where folks can discuss opinions if desired.
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I cut off buying Russian material issued after about ten years ago. You have to have very deep pockets to do so, most year sets I've seen are in three figures. CTO? I wish I could find some. Not sure if they even still do that. |
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Posted 09/21/2018 7:06 pm
