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Thank you, Ningpo. Stamps are getting weirder and weirder...
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I would love to buy one. Where can I find one for sale?
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You could buy it from that site, via the link.
But you may want to think twice about doing that. The stamp costs 50.00DKK, plus 20.00DKK for postage, plus 10.00DKK for paying by card (they permit Paypal though). I also saw a 20.00DKK handling fee charge when I first accessed the site; but this disappeared. It may though reappear when you come to pay.
DKK is Danish Krone. So the minimum you'll pay is about $10 (plus $3 if you have to pay the handling fee).
Looks like you'll be skinned alive buying one.
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Maybe the Faroes will issue an Adam-skin stamp if he buys one?
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The stamps are selling for under 16.00 US funds....
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How did they work out the problem with the organic fish material?
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I have this stamp. The price listed on WOPA for this stamp is $7.74 USD. With shipping & handling, the price would be around $10.00.
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Yes I have the stamp as well to add to my unusual collection..Thankyou for the WOPA site...
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Here's the original article (pdf) on Posta Faroe Islands. I found it as I was surfing for descriptions of the WWII provisional issues:
Posta Faroe Islands Nr29
It's pages 8 and 9 of that issue. I post it here, because there is an interesting close-up of the stamp, showing its three-dimensionality. I love how the stamp so closely reflects the most important economic sector of the nation!
By the way, the article on the provisional issues (pages 2-6) is one of the more comprehensive that I have found. Very interesting political and technical production dynamics surrounding those issues...But, that's another topic...
-Paul
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11:39:45pm
Has anyone seen the new stamp issued by the Faroe Islands (I believe they issued the stamp) that was printed on fish skin? Not so sure I would want to add this one to my album!
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08:42:49am
re: Faroe Islands Fish Stamp?
Thank you, Ningpo. Stamps are getting weirder and weirder...
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re: Faroe Islands Fish Stamp?
I would love to buy one. Where can I find one for sale?
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re: Faroe Islands Fish Stamp?
You could buy it from that site, via the link.
But you may want to think twice about doing that. The stamp costs 50.00DKK, plus 20.00DKK for postage, plus 10.00DKK for paying by card (they permit Paypal though). I also saw a 20.00DKK handling fee charge when I first accessed the site; but this disappeared. It may though reappear when you come to pay.
DKK is Danish Krone. So the minimum you'll pay is about $10 (plus $3 if you have to pay the handling fee).
Looks like you'll be skinned alive buying one.
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04:21:55pm
re: Faroe Islands Fish Stamp?
Maybe the Faroes will issue an Adam-skin stamp if he buys one?
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08:21:30pm
re: Faroe Islands Fish Stamp?
The stamps are selling for under 16.00 US funds....
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09:05:57pm
re: Faroe Islands Fish Stamp?
How did they work out the problem with the organic fish material?
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re: Faroe Islands Fish Stamp?
I have this stamp. The price listed on WOPA for this stamp is $7.74 USD. With shipping & handling, the price would be around $10.00.
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07:50:38pm
re: Faroe Islands Fish Stamp?
Yes I have the stamp as well to add to my unusual collection..Thankyou for the WOPA site...
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10:08:59am
re: Faroe Islands Fish Stamp?
Here's the original article (pdf) on Posta Faroe Islands. I found it as I was surfing for descriptions of the WWII provisional issues:
Posta Faroe Islands Nr29
It's pages 8 and 9 of that issue. I post it here, because there is an interesting close-up of the stamp, showing its three-dimensionality. I love how the stamp so closely reflects the most important economic sector of the nation!
By the way, the article on the provisional issues (pages 2-6) is one of the more comprehensive that I have found. Very interesting political and technical production dynamics surrounding those issues...But, that's another topic...
-Paul
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