Stamps have been in and out of the media of late. In June an 1856 one cent British Guiana Magenta stamp fetched around $9.5 million at auction. The selling price no doubt put rare stamp investing into the media spectrum.
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Indiana Public Media Stamp's cost rises SundayEdmond SunForever stamps can be used for whatever cost the stamps are at the time of mailing. “They are good forever,” said Joan Mingee, supervisor of customer services at the Danville (Ill.) Post Office. The US Postal Service is weighing much bigger changes. …Stamp Prices To Increase This WeekendIndiana…
Journalists on stamps? It's about timeChaska Herald, MN –4 hours agoThe stamps include a wide offering of images, ranging from Minnesota's sesquicentennial stamp, to Frank Sinatra, to Charles and Ray Eames (they designed … More: continued here
Hudson Valley Post Police: 5 Arrested for Welfare Fraud or Misuse of Food StampsHudson Valley PostOn March 13, Falisha Lewis and Christopher Haight of Kingston were arrested for misuse of food stamps. It's alleged that Lewis, an inmate at the Ulster County Jail, gave Haight her SNAP benefits card for him to use to access…
Canada NewsWire (press release) Miss Supertest in spotlight againBelleville IntelligencerThe national unveiling of two stamps Monday, commemorating the three-peat Harmsworth Trophy win by Miss Supertest III, capped off a very successful celebratory weekend in Picton. The Canadian hydroplane Miss Supertest III …Miss Supertest legend growsLondon Free PressCanada Post salutes 50th anniversary of Miss Supertest IIICanada…
LancasterOnline State says error rate for food stamps drops to lowest recorded levelPittsburgh Post-GazetteLANCASTER — The state has reduced its food stamp error rate to what officials say is the lowest ever in the 29 years it has been keeping records, to just slightly over two percent. Department of Human Services staff credited the improvement…