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  1. #1
    us
    Mar 2005
    Vegas
    2,471
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    My all-time favorite stamp design

    And it's not a US stamp -

    http://postalheritage.org.uk/exhibitions/machin/

    I've got over 100 varieties and I love finding more. A few years ago I bought a bag of 1000 on eBay and had weeks of fun searching thru 'em. Love the Machins!
    Last appearance in pocket change:

    Wheat penny - 1944 (4/29/12)
    Silver - 1928 dime (12/5/11)
    Dollar coin - 2010-D (Pierce) (4/16/12)

  2. #2
    us
    Apr 2004
    Near Atlanta
    BH Pioneer 202
    190
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: My all-time favorite stamp design

    I enjoy collecting Machins in postally used condition, they are one of the most complex stamp issues of modern times, and are a great challenge. I also enjoy collecting as many Machins with circular date stamps as I can find.

  3. #3
    us
    Mar 2005
    Vegas
    2,471
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: My all-time favorite stamp design

    Most of mine are used as well. They were the first set I got into as a kid. My Mom corresponds with several people in Britain and still saves the envelopes for me. I try to find examples with the lightest cancellations.

    Funny thing tho, I never found the 1/2p orange from the very first series "in the wild." Ended up buying it.

    Also love the regional issues. Only as I got older did I understand what the represented.
    Last appearance in pocket change:

    Wheat penny - 1944 (4/29/12)
    Silver - 1928 dime (12/5/11)
    Dollar coin - 2010-D (Pierce) (4/16/12)

 

 

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