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Hi Frank,
It will be difficult to give a short answer so please read: this discussion
Best regards,
Jan-Simon
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The answer is: you never could. Books always had to offer a substantial selection of stamps and mimic the APS circuit books.
Arno
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20 Oct 2014
09:14:12am
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I hope you will pardon the intrusion, I know what you meant, but this answer could give the wrong impression. eugen01 just finished saying that he did exactly that - enter books of 25-30 stamps.
The correct answer is that it has always been against both the spirit and the rules of the Approval Books, but until now the rules have not been enforced during an initial "experimental" period. The experimental period is now over, results have been analyzed, rules have been tweaked and henceforth will be applied.
Follow the link in Jan-Simon's post for a full discussion.
Roy
(Who had nothing to do with setting up or managing the approval books, and just wanted to head off a "Yes I could" / "No you couldn't" argument before it started.
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"The answer is: you never could."
I hope you will pardon the intrusion, I know what you meant, but this answer could give the wrong impression. eugen01 just finished saying that he did exactly that - enter books of 25-30 stamps.
The correct answer is that it has always been against both the spirit and the rules of the Approval Books, but until now the rules have not been enforced during an initial "experimental" period. The experimental period is now over, results have been analyzed, rules have been tweaked and henceforth will be applied.
Follow the link in Jan-Simon's post for a full discussion.
Roy
(Who had nothing to do with setting up or managing the approval books, and just wanted to head off a "Yes I could" / "No you couldn't" argument before it started.
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re: Approvals
Hi Frank,
It will be difficult to give a short answer so please read: this discussion
Best regards,
Jan-Simon
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re: Approvals
The answer is: you never could. Books always had to offer a substantial selection of stamps and mimic the APS circuit books.
Arno
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BuckaCover.com - 80,000 covers priced 60c to $1.50 - Easy browsing 500 categories
20 Oct 2014
09:14:12am
re: Approvals
"The answer is: you never could."
I hope you will pardon the intrusion, I know what you meant, but this answer could give the wrong impression. eugen01 just finished saying that he did exactly that - enter books of 25-30 stamps.
The correct answer is that it has always been against both the spirit and the rules of the Approval Books, but until now the rules have not been enforced during an initial "experimental" period. The experimental period is now over, results have been analyzed, rules have been tweaked and henceforth will be applied.
Follow the link in Jan-Simon's post for a full discussion.
Roy
(Who had nothing to do with setting up or managing the approval books, and just wanted to head off a "Yes I could" / "No you couldn't" argument before it started.
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