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Those of you with countries with a joint issue, do you put the joint issue country into album also (both together side by side).
I usually do, but the pages I am creating I would like to eventually distribute to others (for fee or donation, still thinking about the how's in this). So I am wondering what is appreciated by those that normally obtain the pre-printed pages of others.
Do you like to see the two countries stamps for a joint issue side by side, or not?
Just curious about general opinions here. What do you guys think?
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Joint issues displayed together are nice IMHO. When possible, I do so myself. But that probably wouldn't work if the issue was with more than two or three countries.
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I created all of my United States pages with the joint issues incorporated into the pages.
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Here's a joint issue. I attended the National Exhibition in Philadelphia that year! I had just graduated high school and my stamp club had a bus trip.
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Ben Franklin: First Postmaster-General of the British Colonies in North America.
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Thanks for everyone's comments. That confirms what I wanted to do which is to put the joint country's stamps in as well.
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I collect US and put all joint issues in a separate binder. I only included official joint issues:
Here are the first and last pages of the 31 pages it took to display all the joint issues.
Happy hunting!
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I have a number of joint issue stamps for the Australia bicentennial celebrations; Australia-UK, Australia-USA, Australia-NZ. Also joint issues with countries for other things too (off the top of my head can't remember what for).
Those of you with countries with a joint issue, do you put the joint issue country into album also (both together side by side).
I usually do, but the pages I am creating I would like to eventually distribute to others (for fee or donation, still thinking about the how's in this). So I am wondering what is appreciated by those that normally obtain the pre-printed pages of others.
Do you like to see the two countries stamps for a joint issue side by side, or not?
Just curious about general opinions here. What do you guys think?
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Joint issues displayed together are nice IMHO. When possible, I do so myself. But that probably wouldn't work if the issue was with more than two or three countries.
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I created all of my United States pages with the joint issues incorporated into the pages.
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Here's a joint issue. I attended the National Exhibition in Philadelphia that year! I had just graduated high school and my stamp club had a bus trip.
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Ben Franklin: First Postmaster-General of the British Colonies in North America.
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Thanks for everyone's comments. That confirms what I wanted to do which is to put the joint country's stamps in as well.
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re: Joint issue issue
I collect US and put all joint issues in a separate binder. I only included official joint issues:
Here are the first and last pages of the 31 pages it took to display all the joint issues.
Happy hunting!
Lars
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