Current issues, NOT self-adhesive?

Thinking of getting back into collecting, I wonder which countries now
issue stamps that are NOT self-adhesive?

David Ames

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Thinking of getting back into collecting, I wonder which countries now
issue stamps that are NOT self-adhesive?

David Ames


Most that issue stamps that are self-adhesive.

UK
Italy
Spain
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Thinking of getting back into collecting, I wonder which countries now
issue stamps that are NOT self-adhesive?

David Ames

Denmark and The Faeroe Islands do NOT issue self-adhesives (at least not as
of yet).
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Thinking of getting back into collecting, I wonder which countries
now
issue stamps that are NOT self-adhesive?

David Ames

Denmark and The Faeroe Islands do NOT issue self-adhesives (at least
not as
of yet).
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Ann Mette Heindorff (Mette)
return address: heindorffhus at heindorffhus dot dk
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Hi David,

Colombia, Ecuador for sure do not issue self-adhesives (as of yet). I
am not too sure about Venezuela.

Jerry B

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Thinking of getting back into collecting, I wonder which countries now
issue stamps that are NOT self-adhesive?

David Ames


The self-adhesives aren't as bad as they used to be. Most now come with a
backing if you collect mint. If you collect used and need to soak them,
there is a new layer between the adhesive and the stamp paper that desolves
much easier in water.

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All the countries which do, I would think. Certainly the UK does. In
fact their sheet definitives, apart from the NVIs, have never been
issued as self-adhesives and are not likely to be.

Douglas

Le 18 Apr 2005 05:54:41 -0700, dans rec.collecting.stamps.discuss,
"David Ames" a écrit :

Thinking of getting back into collecting, I wonder which countries now
issue stamps that are NOT self-adhesive?

Most of the French stamps are not self-adhesive.

They are ugly, but with gum at their back.

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"David Ames" wrote in message
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Thinking of getting back into collecting, I wonder which countries
now
issue stamps that are NOT self-adhesive?

David Ames

All the countries which issue self-adhesives, I would think. Certainly
the UK does. In
fact their sheet definitives, apart from the NVIs, have never been
issued as self-adhesives and are not likely to be.

Douglas

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Le 18 Apr 2005 05:54:41 -0700, dans rec.collecting.stamps.discuss,


Most of the French stamps are not self-adhesive.

They are ugly, but with gum at their back.

I buy my 53cent definitives (basic interal rate) as self-adhesives, and many
of the special issues are also.

Harry Shipley

Le Tue, 19 Apr 2005 17:37:13 +0200, dans rec.collecting.stamps.discuss,
"Harry Shipley" a écrit :


"Didier Cuidet" a écrit dans le message de
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Le 18 Apr 2005 05:54:41 -0700, dans rec.collecting.stamps.discuss,


Most of the French stamps are not self-adhesive.

They are ugly, but with gum at their back.

I buy my 53cent definitives (basic interal rate) as self-adhesives,

It exists too as a normal stamp.

and many of the special issues are also.

I was talking of the normal issues, that everyone can buy in his post
office.

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DC