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Also shown are buttons given out to promote more traders to spend 15 minutes trying to trade the contract, buttons promoting the launch of options on the S&P contract and the button from the first day of trading the E-mini S&P 500 contract

Send a message Victor Meldew style to Royal in four words or less.S&P 500 futures launch button from first day of trading in 1982 at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. How can they get something so simple so wrong? I could have argued this case that they owed me compensation but decided that for 85p it was not worth 2 to 3 hours of my time. The best part of this story is there was no actual charge to return it. The sticker with £2.50 underpaid still in place and return to sender written on the packet in biro, the stamps were also cancelled in biro. After 7-8 weeks the letter was returned to sender (me) via my letter box by my postman. In her words 'Philatelists 1 - Royal Mail 0'Ī second case very similar to the above with several low value Machins attached.

Eventually after bringing in the management they released the envelope without collecting the unpaid fee. Refusing and armed with a UV lamp and stamp catalogue she marched up to the sorting office and argued her case.įirst this grouchy counter clerk implied the stamps were forgeries, this was disproved, they then argued that the stamps were used previously. This was held back from delivery and the recipient was asked to pay a £2.50 fine. It had 2 x 33p ACP Machins and 2 x 1p PCP Machins attached which are still legal and the correct amount ie:68p. My latest case (just last week) was one of a second class letter sent to Scotland. Royal mail urge us to use all older stamps for postage whilst it is still possible to do so but refuse in lots of cases to accept them as genuine. Since January I have had several complaints from buyer that they have had delivery of mail held back unless they pay a fee of £2.50 for under paid or invalid stamps that I have used for postage. To be perfectly honest it is easier and less stressful to trade in older stamps rather than use them for postage. I am going to be very busy over the next few weeks, cataloging and drooling over my growing collection. Hence the title 'A Collectors Generosity' Wide bars, mis-cuts, missing phosphors, error of papers & gums just to mention a few. Normal decimal stitched booklets and many others with error panes galore.

I can only say WOW! and a very big thank you to you Larry. Today I got to grips with checking the package out. Yesterday a rather large packet arrived (with a whopping thump) on my door mat.

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Larry, after reading the post out of the blue asked me if I would like some free of charge that he had no longer use for. I was also contacted by Larry Rosenblum of the USA who has in the past posted many interesting articles here on the blog. One or two of these contained error panes which I was very pleased about. Since that time I have managed to secure a few booklets from a certain auction house to add to my growing collection. I recently wrote a few lines about stitched booklets and the various error panes that some of them contain.