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Old February 9th 04, 02:09 PM
Sam Davis
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Default !/2 p Stamps

Does anyone know whether the old UK stamps with 1/2p values are still
valid for postage there?.
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Old February 9th 04, 04:07 PM
Douglas Myall
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"Sam Davis" wrote in message
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Does anyone know whether the old UK stamps with 1/2p values are

still
valid for postage there?.


Yes they are. However, any odd halfpenny in the TOTAL is ignored. In
other words, two 2-and-a-halfpenny stamps are valid for five pence but
three of them are valid only for seven pence.

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