[jps098]

On post #13 you typed: The limited editions including Christmas stamps, are kept in a folder in a drawer along with all the other special issues.
At my Post Office the limited edition stamps are on display, not just in some folder in a drawer.

[bd476]

jps098 said: "On post #13 you typed: The limited editions including Christmas stamps, are kept in a folder in a drawer along with all the other special issues. At my Post Office the limited edition stamps are on display, not just in some folder in a drawer."

Interesting. We might be talking about two different things. When I purchase stamps at my Post Office, I stand in line until a clerk is available. Then I ask the clerk if I may look at the commemorative stamps, since the stamps in the drawers are the stamps which are for purchase.

Are you saying that stamps on display in your Post Office are the actual stamps for purchase? If you see a page of stamps on display which you like, then a clerk will unlock the case and get it for you?

If my Post Office has a place where they hang posters of current commemorative stamps, the posters must be lost somewhere among the clocks, cameras, relevant mailing deadlines, Missing Child Posters and shipping regulations.

[spunkets]

" At my Post Office the limited edition stamps are on display"

That's a poster depicting the stamps, not the stamps themselves right?