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Redneck75

14 Aug 2015
08:00:31pm

The adhesive they use now is absolutely terrible. My only fix is to buy a brand new stamp. powder it with Johnsons baby powder and have it hand cancelled.I t is practically impossible to get a good specimen of cover.,without damage of some sort. What say you?

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Bobstamp

14 Aug 2015
09:07:55pm

re: New stamps from USPS

Not necessarily a tongue-in-cheek comment: Don't buy them! What, really, is the point? In my opinion, much better bang for the buck comes from buying stamps and covers that date to the 1950s or earlier.

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Redneck75
14 Aug 2015
08:00:31pm

The adhesive they use now is absolutely terrible. My only fix is to buy a brand new stamp. powder it with Johnsons baby powder and have it hand cancelled.I t is practically impossible to get a good specimen of cover.,without damage of some sort. What say you?

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Bobstamp

14 Aug 2015
09:07:55pm

re: New stamps from USPS

Not necessarily a tongue-in-cheek comment: Don't buy them! What, really, is the point? In my opinion, much better bang for the buck comes from buying stamps and covers that date to the 1950s or earlier.

Bob

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