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Duplicate
An additional copy of a stamp that one already has in a collection. Beginners often consider stamps to be duplicates that really are not. They overlook perforation, watermark or color varieties.
Today in Philatelic History - 8th June
June 8, 1998
Big Ben, London
June 8, 1998
Gateway of India, Bombay
June 8, 1998
Golden Jubilee Of International Flight
June 8, 1961
Silver Jubilee of All India Radio
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