A coin and stamp set is appealing to both coin collectors and to stamp collectors. Often these sets are issued by a post office or by a mint, working in harmony with the other entity. So, it is quite possible that a collector, monitoring the offerings of a post office or a mint for new releases will miss the release simply because the other entity has made the set available. But, it still belongs in a collection. A coin and stamp set is appealing to both coin collectors and to stamp collectors. Often these sets are issued by a post office or by a mint, working in harmony with the other entity. So, it is quite possible that a collector, monitoring the offerings of a post office or a mint for new releases will miss the release simply because the other entity has made the set available to the public. But, it still belongs in a collection.
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I am not up on stamps, since I live in a humid area. Coins are easier to keep in great condition. Nice addition. Thanks.
blackspanielgallery, Very nice! Coin and stamp sets appeal to me even though pursuing their collection has to be around the corner, not now. In the meantime, I appreciate your info-articles in both regards.
In another direction but somewhat related, is it true that Latin American countries have some very fine stamps regarding baseball stars? Last time, I knew it was only Clemente, Gehrig, Robinson and Ruth in the United States. It's more than that though, isn't it, because hasn't Roger Maris been honored on U.S. postage too?