
I recieved an approval pack today, looks like nice stuff reasonably priced. Address in Canada. It's cool when you get older postage on letters. Especially for beginner collectors. Eventually old timers already seem to have the older stuff it seems, and just look for new stamps.
I may be too tired to post tomorrow, or rather not have enough time. I got a double shift starting 8 hours after my Friday night shift. Need to sleep. Plenty of posts to the rear if you've ever missed one.



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In The Netherlands we are not allowed to use old stamps. Now with the Euro, we still can use stamps with Hfl value, but we have to convert them to euro. (1 euro = 2.203 Hfl or so ( just already forgot the exact value) Still count when I buy something for Euro's how many Guilders(florin) it is.Not al the time, but it keeps you sharp with real prices...
10% of the Dutch people think it was good the EURO, so if you can count ............90% is not happy with it.
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