i can not the one you sent me was not cancelled and i must send it back to you !
Do it... I'll see that it gets a nice cancel, Phil.
David
Whether they're soakable or not, I'm just happy to see Martin Brodeur get his due!
Andrejs
Hi David---I have soaked two of the $2.50 (Red Kelly) and one of the $1.80(B.Parent) with no problems at all.
Regards
Harold
Thanks, Harold!
David
David, i don't know if it shows on the scan..but i do not have to send the hockey player back for a cancel...someone took a mello yellow majic marker to all the stamps on your envelope..so i will put him in the album as is !!
Phil:
Darn posties!
David
Let the combined gluesticks of Canada and the U.S. descend on them .
Next one goes out this week, Phil. I'll make sure the postie cancels it.
David
You are too good, i can make do with this one !
For special cancels on stamps such as these harder to find issues, I drive to the post office armed with a roll of tape, my scissors and some pieces of plastic (like a sheet protector) and cover the stamps once the clerk has cancelled them. Then I ask the clerk to put their 'philatelic mail' band around the envelope. I didn't even know they had such a label until our Postmaster pulled one of these bands out of the drawer one day when I had a stack of philatelic mail being processed. She wrapped the band around the pile of envelopes and put an elastic around the bundle.
Then I dare the postal workers to grab their markers and pens and demolish the stamps!
I do not do this with every piece of mail but will do so if I am putting high value stamps or souvenir sheets on an envelope or if someone specifically asks me to do so.
Patches:
I've done that in the past, too.
David
Early reports from some of my customers state that this year's $1.80, and last-year's $2.50 over-sized stamps, resembling hockey cards, do not soak-off.
Can anyone confirm this?
David Giles
Ottawa, Canada
re: $1.80 Hockey Player Stamps
i can not the one you sent me was not cancelled and i must send it back to you !
re: $1.80 Hockey Player Stamps
Do it... I'll see that it gets a nice cancel, Phil.
David
re: $1.80 Hockey Player Stamps
Whether they're soakable or not, I'm just happy to see Martin Brodeur get his due!
Andrejs
re: $1.80 Hockey Player Stamps
Hi David---I have soaked two of the $2.50 (Red Kelly) and one of the $1.80(B.Parent) with no problems at all.
Regards
Harold
re: $1.80 Hockey Player Stamps
Thanks, Harold!
David
re: $1.80 Hockey Player Stamps
David, i don't know if it shows on the scan..but i do not have to send the hockey player back for a cancel...someone took a mello yellow majic marker to all the stamps on your envelope..so i will put him in the album as is !!
re: $1.80 Hockey Player Stamps
Phil:
Darn posties!
David
re: $1.80 Hockey Player Stamps
Let the combined gluesticks of Canada and the U.S. descend on them .
re: $1.80 Hockey Player Stamps
Next one goes out this week, Phil. I'll make sure the postie cancels it.
David
re: $1.80 Hockey Player Stamps
You are too good, i can make do with this one !
re: $1.80 Hockey Player Stamps
For special cancels on stamps such as these harder to find issues, I drive to the post office armed with a roll of tape, my scissors and some pieces of plastic (like a sheet protector) and cover the stamps once the clerk has cancelled them. Then I ask the clerk to put their 'philatelic mail' band around the envelope. I didn't even know they had such a label until our Postmaster pulled one of these bands out of the drawer one day when I had a stack of philatelic mail being processed. She wrapped the band around the pile of envelopes and put an elastic around the bundle.
Then I dare the postal workers to grab their markers and pens and demolish the stamps!
I do not do this with every piece of mail but will do so if I am putting high value stamps or souvenir sheets on an envelope or if someone specifically asks me to do so.
re: $1.80 Hockey Player Stamps
Patches:
I've done that in the past, too.
David