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Stamp Collecting |
 | | Any stamp that is clean, not torn, badly creased, or made thin by having a stamp hinge or piece of paper badly torn off the back of the stamp, is said to be a stamp in good condition. |
 | | Sometimes a stamp has brown spots on it and many new collectors think that, because of this, the stamp is in too bad a condition to be used. |
 | | It will also tell you why the stamps were issued (to honour a famous person or to commemorate an event, for example), the year the stamps were issued, the denomination of the stamps in the set, and the colour of each stamp in the set. |
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