Investor William H. Gross has sold two of his major stamp collections to benefit the Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum, which plans to build a new street-level gallery. More: continued here
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Stamps sold for $3.2M to benefit SmithsonianWashington PostInvestor William H. Gross has sold two of his major stamp collections to benefit the Smithsonian's National Postal Museum, which plans to build a new …Collector sells stamps, $3.2M, to help SmithsonianThe Associated Pressall 171 news articles » More: continued here
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Food stamp numbers riseWRCB-TVThe rolls for Alabama's Food Assistance Program – previously known as food stamps – swelled from 551802 in August 2007 to 740929 at the end of this past …and more » More: continued here
Stamps sold for $3.2M to benefit SmithsonianSan Jose Mercury NewsAP WASHINGTON—Investor William H. Gross has sold two of his major stamp collections to benefit the Smithsonian's National Postal Museum, which plans to … More: continued here