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Does anyone know if these were printed with a "2019" (vice 2018) date on the stamp?
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They have a 2019 date, and here are the order numbers for the 3K rolls:
2 cent 750004 3 cent 750104 5 cent 750204 10 cent 750304
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| Edited by Petert4522 - 03/08/2019 11:00 am |
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Peter, are you certain of the 2019 date? I only ask because I have read elsewhere that both the 2-cent & 10-cent reissues still have the 2018 & 2016 dates respectively. Until now, my assumption has been that there were no date changes on the new fruit coils. |
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Anyone know if there are order numbers for the 3k coils in strips of 25, rolls of 100 or 500 from SFS? Or from any other post office? |
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As I recall, if the last two digits of the item number are 04, you are ordering a full roll. Substitute 15 for the 04, and you should receive a strip of 500. At least in theory ... As far as I know, there are no smaller strips made available for the fruit coils. Added: One possible exception. The postmaster in Oneco, CT has traditionally offered stamps (including coils) in any quantity desired. I believe payment must be made in advance, presumably by personal check or money order. Have never tried this service but have also never heard anything but GREAT reviews of same. |
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| Edited by JLLebbert - 03/09/2019 11:32 pm |
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I have received the recent list of stamps available from the Ct. postmaster and he indicates the coils will not have a 2019 date, if I read it right. |
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There is a brief article in the Feb. 4, 2019 issue of Linn's ... on page 11. I'm fairly certain I read something after this article that indicated that no significant changes were expected, but I haven't yet figured out where. |
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I ordered strips from several of them via the above mentioned CT postmaster and they are coming tomorrow. Hopefully, I can resolve this question at that point. There were specific order number provided for the new issue of the coils so I am fairly confident they will be from that printing. |
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I'm thinking that the only likely difference will be in the number of digits in the back numbers ... 4 instead of 5. |
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Opened up the delivery and the stamps have the old dates on each coil. Also, I got the back numbers on several of them and they match what I understand to be the new back numbers. |
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Strips of 500 are available from USPS with these item numbers:
2 cent 750015 3 cent 750115 5 cent 750215 10 cent 750315 |
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Great info. What are the new back numbers on the stamps? I have to get mine out but looks like I may be ordering some as well |
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How can I contact the CT postmaster for a list? Just send a request to the Postmaster PO Box? I need this year's flag coils but don't fancy buying 100 of each from the USPS website lol |
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The Oneco postmaster is Maurice Bessette. Address is 1104 Plainfield Pike, Oneco CT 06373. Phone number is 860-564-5601.
While he'll sell smaller quantities of coils that come in large rolls, I don't believe he'll break rolls of 100. |
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