32 cents for a Priority stamp?! Gad, that was so long ago! What is it now for just a normal First Class stamp, 66 cents? —More than twice what a Priority First Class was when this strip was first published!
I still have a few sets of them somewhere. They were pretty cool. I have a first day cover of the Gasoline Alley stamp postmarked in Tomah, Frank King’s hometown. I’m NOT a stamp collector. There are just a few sets I’m into.
fuzzbucket Premium Member 8 months ago
What year was this drawn? 32 cents won’t work any more for a PFC.
droosan Premium Member 8 months ago
I still have a few sheets of these ‘classic newspaper comic strip’ stamps from 1995. They were pretty darn awesome. :-D
Kwen 8 months ago
I didn’t knew you could already “cancel” people back then…
Robert Nowall Premium Member 8 months ago
I’ve got a set of refrigerator magnets with those stamps…good lord, they’ve been on my fridge for twenty-eight years!
Sisyphos 8 months ago
32 cents for a Priority stamp?! Gad, that was so long ago! What is it now for just a normal First Class stamp, 66 cents? —More than twice what a Priority First Class was when this strip was first published!
MJ Premium Member 8 months ago
I still have a few sets of them somewhere. They were pretty cool. I have a first day cover of the Gasoline Alley stamp postmarked in Tomah, Frank King’s hometown. I’m NOT a stamp collector. There are just a few sets I’m into.