Discussion - Member to Member Sales - Research Center
Discussion - Member to Member Sales - Research Center
Plain and simple -
you have the bug!
We all do.
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We get it. Now that I have my thriving (huh?) eBay store, I’ve been buying large lots of covers. A lot of them wind up in my pile! Same reasons.
Yours is interesting since it’s the unsealed flyer rate.. was it sealed? Or is flap still free?
Second degree is that it was mailed to Canada. I’m assuming during one of the postal treaty periods that allowed mail to Canada at US domestic rates. Even then I don’t know if the 1-1/2 cent rate would apply?
A good deal for a buck!
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"Second degree is that it was mailed to Canada. I’m assuming during one of the postal treaty periods that allowed mail to Canada at US domestic rates. Even then I don’t know if the 1-1/2 cent rate would apply?
A good deal for a buck!"
Tom,
for most of our history, US and Canada enjoyed reciprocal domestic rates, so the 1.5c third class rate was good for US AND Canada, as were first class and post card rates. Were it so today.
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The flap is sealed...very fine slit on the postage end, the postmark on the front only shows the month but not the day. There is a St. Johns postmark on the back Nov 12 and slogan Wear a Poppy Remembrance Day.
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How great!
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re: Why do i do it..whats the fascination ?
Plain and simple -
you have the bug!
We all do.
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re: Why do i do it..whats the fascination ?
We get it. Now that I have my thriving (huh?) eBay store, I’ve been buying large lots of covers. A lot of them wind up in my pile! Same reasons.
Yours is interesting since it’s the unsealed flyer rate.. was it sealed? Or is flap still free?
Second degree is that it was mailed to Canada. I’m assuming during one of the postal treaty periods that allowed mail to Canada at US domestic rates. Even then I don’t know if the 1-1/2 cent rate would apply?
A good deal for a buck!
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re: Why do i do it..whats the fascination ?
"Second degree is that it was mailed to Canada. I’m assuming during one of the postal treaty periods that allowed mail to Canada at US domestic rates. Even then I don’t know if the 1-1/2 cent rate would apply?
A good deal for a buck!"
Tom,
for most of our history, US and Canada enjoyed reciprocal domestic rates, so the 1.5c third class rate was good for US AND Canada, as were first class and post card rates. Were it so today.
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re: Why do i do it..whats the fascination ?
The flap is sealed...very fine slit on the postage end, the postmark on the front only shows the month but not the day. There is a St. Johns postmark on the back Nov 12 and slogan Wear a Poppy Remembrance Day.
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re: Why do i do it..whats the fascination ?
How great!
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