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Since they are self-stick and serpentine die-cut 9.8 verticle untaged (Scott #3207a) would they be considered as a Plate strip of 5, plate #1111? Or, do they have to be attached to be called a plate strip.
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this is how they are issued, so it's a PS5
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Thanks David,
That is what I thought, but just needed confirmation.
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Since they are self-stick and serpentine die-cut 9.8 verticle untaged (Scott #3207a) would they be considered as a Plate strip of 5, plate #1111? Or, do they have to be attached to be called a plate strip.
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this is how they are issued, so it's a PS5
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Thanks David,
That is what I thought, but just needed confirmation.
Mel
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