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Europe/Great Britain : Great Britain Collecting Opportunities

 

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Pogopossum

03 Dec 2022
01:13:00pm
Two events have made fresh opportunities for those of us who collect GB stamps: the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and the addition of bar codes to the Machin series (which I assume will continue with King Charles III definitives).

I currently collect GB up to 2009, for no reason other than that is as far as I printed album pages. I have separate Machin pages but only on the basic level – any more than that I get dizzy.

Has anyone considered collecting starting with bar code Machins or Charles III? What do you think is the best way to approach this? I am sure it will be a rabbit-hole eventually.

Cheers,
Geoff

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sheepshanks
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03 Dec 2022
02:39:31pm

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I will continue collecting GB definitives, with or without barcodes, but commemoratives only if they come my way, too many issues and mostly purely commercial.
A thought with the barcodes is that if you record the code for each of your stamps, then for insurance purposes it will help as a record. Also if the collection is stolen at any point then it could assist recovery.

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07 Dec 2022
09:20:31am
re: Great Britain Collecting Opportunities

" ... Has anyone considered collecting
starting with bar code Machins or Charles III? ..."

Starting at that point seems interesting, but will
eventually lead to filling in the earlier issues.
Whether starting or resuming, interest in the
seemingly moribund, vexatious Machin series
may well be about to rise.

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Pogopossum

03 Dec 2022
01:13:00pm

Two events have made fresh opportunities for those of us who collect GB stamps: the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and the addition of bar codes to the Machin series (which I assume will continue with King Charles III definitives).

I currently collect GB up to 2009, for no reason other than that is as far as I printed album pages. I have separate Machin pages but only on the basic level – any more than that I get dizzy.

Has anyone considered collecting starting with bar code Machins or Charles III? What do you think is the best way to approach this? I am sure it will be a rabbit-hole eventually.

Cheers,
Geoff

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sheepshanks

03 Dec 2022
02:39:31pm

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re: Great Britain Collecting Opportunities

I will continue collecting GB definitives, with or without barcodes, but commemoratives only if they come my way, too many issues and mostly purely commercial.
A thought with the barcodes is that if you record the code for each of your stamps, then for insurance purposes it will help as a record. Also if the collection is stolen at any point then it could assist recovery.

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Silence in the face of adversity is the father of complicity and collusion, the first cousins of conspiracy..
07 Dec 2022
09:20:31am

re: Great Britain Collecting Opportunities

" ... Has anyone considered collecting
starting with bar code Machins or Charles III? ..."

Starting at that point seems interesting, but will
eventually lead to filling in the earlier issues.
Whether starting or resuming, interest in the
seemingly moribund, vexatious Machin series
may well be about to rise.

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".... You may think you understood what you thought I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you think you heard is not what I thought I meant. .... "
        

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