Stamps

[kentucky yeti]

No longer for sale

 

[OVERLOADDED]

As a retired Postmaster, I would suggest that possession would be illegal! Overloadded

 

[Robb Barnes]

:shock: That is something to think about if what the retired Postmaster says is true.

 

[mr.deerstalker]

Not to worry folks, there out dated. As a retired mailman from the city of Anchoage Alaska. I have seen them framed and given away retirement gifts.

Settle down here....Scott

 

[kentucky yeti]

As a retired Postmaster, I would suggest that possession would be illegal! Overloadded

Thanks. I wondered about that myself, so I researched them before posting. They are occasionally listed for sale on multiple stamp collector sites, and have been for several years, and are also sold online and on eBay. There were actually given to me by my now-retired plant manager when I transferred from delivery to mail operations. I didn't think that he would give away something if it was still in the system, but I checked to make sure first. Mike

 

[OVERLOADDED]

If you were to get an OK from the Inspection service, then so be it! Otherwise, as we were instructed during my working years, they are not for public possession. It would not be proper for me to explain why the public should not have them! At least not in a public forum. Overloadded