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Updates at The Virtual Stamp Club

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Updates at The Virtual Stamp Club
Jun 19, 2012 03:37 AM

We've made a major update to the VSC website, www.virtualstampclub.com:

  • Two new videos (one on Vatican stamps, the other about a milestone in a young philatelic leader's life);
  • the possibility the USPS is going overboard on baseball (discussion and radio feature);
  • a new edition of the definitive work on U.S. plate numbers (Durland 2012) has been published;
  • columnist John Hotchner looks at how you can't help learning history through stamp collecting;
  • and a new edition (finally!) of "Lloyd's Fun FDCs" (on modifying cachet art with PhotoShop Elements).

And, as they say on late night TV, "But wait, there's more!" The most complete up-to-date free U.S. stamp program listing online; our weekly stamp show listings (not just U.S. but everywhere), and "Help! I Inherited A Collection."
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Updates at The Virtual Stamp Club

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lloydstamps (1106 ) View Listings
lloydstamps
Updates at The Virtual Stamp Club
Jun 19, 2012 03:37 AM

We've made a major update to the VSC website, www.virtualstampclub.com:

  • Two new videos (one on Vatican stamps, the other about a milestone in a young philatelic leader's life);
  • the possibility the USPS is going overboard on baseball (discussion and radio feature);
  • a new edition of the definitive work on U.S. plate numbers (Durland 2012) has been published;
  • columnist John Hotchner looks at how you can't help learning history through stamp collecting;
  • and a new edition (finally!) of "Lloyd's Fun FDCs" (on modifying cachet art with PhotoShop Elements).

And, as they say on late night TV, "But wait, there's more!" The most complete up-to-date free U.S. stamp program listing online; our weekly stamp show listings (not just U.S. but everywhere), and "Help! I Inherited A Collection."
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Jun 21, 2012 01:21 AM
by lloydstamps (1106 ) View Listings
stamps12345 (292 ) View Listings
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Re: Updates at The Virtual Stamp Club
Jun 20, 2012 04:54 PM

LLOYD---------Good to see you doing new things and adding more to your  Philatelic  chat  site. I see more of the old crowd from here moved on to your site and got away from the abusive comments that manifest this chat room. Good luck on develping your site  and maybe a few of the new visitors  who check in here  will join  you if they are looking for serious stamp discussions.     
lloydstamps (1106 ) View Listings
lloydstamps
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Re: Updates at The Virtual Stamp Club
Jun 21, 2012 01:21 AM

Thanks. One advantage we have is that we can talk about eBay without worrying about, um, biting the hand that feeds us. (I almost wrote "bites that hand that fees us;" was that a Freudian slip? B-) )
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