WolfSpirit: ha I would so get that stamp... I mean that HUGE stamp and walk intothe post office with it asking if they had an envelope big enough to put it on. lol
BroMaynardG: Tere and I just started discussing ways to massively distribute these abroad, for those of you who might want a single stamp, a block of four or a whole sheet.
To be considered, besides the face value of the stamps, is packaging and postage.
You can't fold a sheet of stamps, and it needs a piece of cardboard so it doesn't get folded. So an 8"x 10" manila envelope and an 8" x 10" piece of cardboard. This increases the weight . Plus we would want to send it with nicely printed labels with NTM stamps.
Once we know the issue date and the cost of a sheet, we can calculate what sending one properly packaged set abroad will cost.
Now we are NOT trying to make money here, we are trying to break even.
First - is there a desire to possess such a collectible? Second - who might be interested? Third - what payment options are there?
I am NOT wealthy, but Tere thinks many of you would want a single or perhaps a sheet-load of stamps.
Let us know what the interest level is and we will explore the most economically-feasible way of distribution!
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WolfSpirit: ha I would so get that stamp... I mean that HUGE stamp and walk intothe post office with it asking if they had an envelope big enough to put it on. lol
Poor postman... hehehehe
LOL I think they'd try to put me away if I did that lol
I sleep in that postcard!
Paute: I want that!!
Holly: there is a website called zazzle.com & you can upload any picture you want & make custom stamps.
Lady April: It's not the size mate....
Stig: This just has to be dodgy
kenp7: This is silly...far too silly
BroMaynardG: Tere and I just started discussing ways to massively distribute these abroad, for those of you who might want a single stamp, a block of four or a whole sheet.
To be considered, besides the face value of the stamps, is packaging and postage.
You can't fold a sheet of stamps, and it needs a piece of cardboard so it doesn't get folded. So an 8"x 10" manila envelope and an 8" x 10" piece of cardboard. This increases the weight . Plus we would want to send it with nicely printed labels with NTM stamps.
Once we know the issue date and the cost of a sheet, we can calculate what sending one properly packaged set abroad will cost.
Now we are NOT trying to make money here, we are trying to break even.
First - is there a desire to possess such a collectible? Second - who might be interested? Third - what payment options are there?
I am NOT wealthy, but Tere thinks many of you would want a single or perhaps a sheet-load of stamps.
Let us know what the interest level is and we will explore the most economically-feasible way of distribution!
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