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Other stamps feature bits of granite impregnated into the surface, heat sensitive ink that makes the earth appear when warmed, and the souvenir sheet is a lenticular picture that shows Superman taking off and flying across the sheet, though the execution on this one is sub-par, I think.
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Here is a link to a YouTube clip I made showing the heat sensitive stamp.
Superman Heat-Sensitive Stamp
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@mdroth: 5 of the 6 stamps are lick-n-stick; one stamp is a self-adhesive, because the design and inscriptions are printed on a transparent background (shown here). Unfortunately, you can't appreciate that effect unless you "un-mint" the stamp.
I get new issues regularly for PRC, Ireland, Lithuania, AAT/Cocos/Christmas, and Costa Rica. They are almost all lick-n-sticks.
Okay, YouTube has finished uploading my next video. This one shows Superman taking off in flight. The effect is not very pronounced. I've seen better movement in 1960s flicker cards.
Click here: Lenticular Souvenir Sheet
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Received my order from Jersey Post, yesterday, of the new Superman set. The stamps fit nicely into my Unusual Stamps topical collection, with each of the 6 stamps and the souvenir sheet having some special feature. Here is a shot I took of the stamp that features a glow-in-the-dark message from Superman's father.
Other stamps feature bits of granite impregnated into the surface, heat sensitive ink that makes the earth appear when warmed, and the souvenir sheet is a lenticular picture that shows Superman taking off and flying across the sheet, though the execution on this one is sub-par, I think.
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re: Jersey Superman Stamps
Here is a link to a YouTube clip I made showing the heat sensitive stamp.
Superman Heat-Sensitive Stamp
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re: Jersey Superman Stamps
@mdroth: 5 of the 6 stamps are lick-n-stick; one stamp is a self-adhesive, because the design and inscriptions are printed on a transparent background (shown here). Unfortunately, you can't appreciate that effect unless you "un-mint" the stamp.
I get new issues regularly for PRC, Ireland, Lithuania, AAT/Cocos/Christmas, and Costa Rica. They are almost all lick-n-sticks.
Okay, YouTube has finished uploading my next video. This one shows Superman taking off in flight. The effect is not very pronounced. I've seen better movement in 1960s flicker cards.
Click here: Lenticular Souvenir Sheet
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