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I do--what is the stamp and the PNC? I'd love to have it--watching the mail for these is the only real fun I have with modern US (almost never see commemoratives...).
Roger
PS More than happy to pay postage.
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Roger,
Just send me a PM with your address and I'll forward it to you. Do you need the whole cover, or can I cut it down a bit to fit in a #10 envelope? My exterminator uses coil postcard rate stamps and I have one PNC on piece from him, too, but I'm keeping that as an example. If I get any more from him you are welcome to them. I'll just toss any future PNC stamps into an envelope and mail them to you every now and then.
No need to pay postage. These are items I was going to throw into a box to donate to a local club to encourage collectors. If they are worthwhile to you, just pay it forward to someone else. I recently had a coin collector pay it forward to me with some help to my coin collection so I'm just keeping the ball rolling.
Cheers!
Lars
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Cover arrived today. I did not have this stamp or PNC number.
Roger
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I received a PNC coil single on an envelope recently. It's from a local business with a nice corner card (or whatever you call a pre-printed business envelope) and a window.
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re: Does anyone collect PNCs on cover?
I do--what is the stamp and the PNC? I'd love to have it--watching the mail for these is the only real fun I have with modern US (almost never see commemoratives...).
Roger
PS More than happy to pay postage.
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re: Does anyone collect PNCs on cover?
Roger,
Just send me a PM with your address and I'll forward it to you. Do you need the whole cover, or can I cut it down a bit to fit in a #10 envelope? My exterminator uses coil postcard rate stamps and I have one PNC on piece from him, too, but I'm keeping that as an example. If I get any more from him you are welcome to them. I'll just toss any future PNC stamps into an envelope and mail them to you every now and then.
No need to pay postage. These are items I was going to throw into a box to donate to a local club to encourage collectors. If they are worthwhile to you, just pay it forward to someone else. I recently had a coin collector pay it forward to me with some help to my coin collection so I'm just keeping the ball rolling.
Cheers!
Lars
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re: Does anyone collect PNCs on cover?
Cover arrived today. I did not have this stamp or PNC number.
Roger
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