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Brian
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Looks like computer vended postage.
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Thanks, I would like to at least confirm the year of issue of each
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The International Postage Meter Stamp Catalog lists both as examples of metered postage, i.e. "Stamps generated by machines used only in post offices" for regular mail.
Question to our Dutch friends: Were the same labels were used for ATM stamps and counter labels, similar to what could be observed in France?
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Jan Martin,
That site is an EXCELLENT resource of information!
Thanks for posting the link - it is now in my favorites!
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That is a great site.
They will go in (somewhere) as post office meter postage then, not from a self-service ATM machine.
Thank you
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"Question to our Dutch friends: Were the same labels were used for ATM stamps and counter labels, similar to what could be observed in France?"
No idea, as I have never bought stamps in France. But I do remember these labels. It is correct, they were only available at the post office and they are thermal, meaning they can't be soaked. There may also be a risk of fading over time, just like faxes. They were silently withdrawn quite some time ago. I can't remember when I last saw one of these.
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Just to show what I meant re: France - the item with the Paris postmark is an ATM, the one from Nice is a counter label (metered postage). Both were printed on the same sort of self-adhesive label.
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Looking for some info on these. Colnect has the red/orange one as a ATM test or experimental issue of 2001, found 1 or 2 other hits with less info. I have nothing on the second. They were in with some unsoakables and ATM stamps accumulated over the last year or so.
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Brian
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10:55:37pm
re: Netherlands ATM postage or meter postage?
Looks like computer vended postage.
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re: Netherlands ATM postage or meter postage?
Thanks, I would like to at least confirm the year of issue of each
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09:58:10am
re: Netherlands ATM postage or meter postage?
The International Postage Meter Stamp Catalog lists both as examples of metered postage, i.e. "Stamps generated by machines used only in post offices" for regular mail.
Question to our Dutch friends: Were the same labels were used for ATM stamps and counter labels, similar to what could be observed in France?
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re: Netherlands ATM postage or meter postage?
Jan Martin,
That site is an EXCELLENT resource of information!
Thanks for posting the link - it is now in my favorites!
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re: Netherlands ATM postage or meter postage?
That is a great site.
They will go in (somewhere) as post office meter postage then, not from a self-service ATM machine.
Thank you
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re: Netherlands ATM postage or meter postage?
"Question to our Dutch friends: Were the same labels were used for ATM stamps and counter labels, similar to what could be observed in France?"
No idea, as I have never bought stamps in France. But I do remember these labels. It is correct, they were only available at the post office and they are thermal, meaning they can't be soaked. There may also be a risk of fading over time, just like faxes. They were silently withdrawn quite some time ago. I can't remember when I last saw one of these.
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02:43:24pm
re: Netherlands ATM postage or meter postage?
Just to show what I meant re: France - the item with the Paris postmark is an ATM, the one from Nice is a counter label (metered postage). Both were printed on the same sort of self-adhesive label.
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