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Warrior, statesman and king on Polish stamps: Inside Linn's
Linn’s Stamp News King John III Sobieski is shown on this 75-groszy stamp from Poland issued in July 1930. Get Link. By Jay Bigalke. The Jan. 1 issue of Linn's Stamp News just landed on the presses and goes in the mail to subscribers Monday, Dec. 18. Here we entice you … |
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Asahi Shimbun Line stamps created by retired engineer garner online buzzAsahi ShimbunHITACHINAKA, Ibaraki Prefecture—Up until two years ago, Seiji Tazawa didn't have a smartphone or know anything about Line Corp.'s free call and messaging app used by more than 68 million people in Japan. But the 72-year-old had been creating original … More: continued here
ThinkProgress Food stamps asset test elicits criticism, support at Maine hearingPress HeraldAUGUSTA –– A public hearing Wednesday to debate a new asset test to qualify for food stamps drew about 30 people to the State House. The test would require that families without children have no more than $5,000 in total assets, including bank accounts…
Framingham officer in Stamps shooting still on administrative leaveMetroWest Daily NewsOfficer Paul Duncan has been on paid administrative leave since he fatally shot Eurie Stamps Sr. during a drug raid at the man's home Jan. 5. The Middlesex district attorney's office ruled the shooting accidental last week following a two-month … More: continued here
Jonathan Hefney says he didn’t think much of it at the time. His foot just happened to catch Edmonton receiver Fred Stamps between the legs during a game in August. More: continued here
The Nationwide Fund Advisors Increases Position in Stamps.com Inc. (STMP)DailyQuintNationwide Fund Advisors boosted its stake in shares of Stamps.com Inc. (NASDAQ:STMP) by 51.6% during the second quarter, according to its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The fund owned 26,641 shares of the … More: continued here
Asia: A New Market For The Stamp SavvyChina Digital TimesLike so much of the global economy these days, the center of the world's multibillion-dollar stamp-collecting market is shifting east. Auction houses are sprouting up in Hong Kong, Singapore and Beijing, and rich collectors are catching the bug … More: continued here