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Tips on preserving your stamp collection by Krystal Waldron Concerns about eventual degradation of stamps are one of the main issues collectors face. Many stamps are highly coveted, one offs, priceless and so much more. Therefore, all serious stamp collectors wish to maintain their precious inventory a... More> Stamp collecting: Duck themed postage stamps by Sharon O'Connell In 1934, the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act was passed as a result of increasing concern over the destruction of waterfowl and wetlands. The Act required that hunters over 16 years old purchase and carry a Federal Duck Stamp. The first... More>
	Restrictions on using food stamps by V. Kumar Food stamps are provided with the sole objective of supplementing nutrition of those Americans who do not have the money to buy themselves proper nutrition. To ensure that this benefit is not wasted for other purposes, a number of restrictions are p... More> Hand stamped jewelry as a hobby by Uptown Studio Have you ever wanted to create beautiful, elegant and personalized gifts to give loved one on special occasions? Why not consider hand-stamped jewelry as a hobby? You can customize items to say anything you would like, from children's names, pet's n... More>
Reflections: Collections that are important to me by Dan Hiland Collecting Things... Like Stamps Is anything in this world ever finished? Believing that the answer is a resounding "No!" would make me feel better about my reasons for not finishing my house. After all, most things seem to be in a state of flux, no... More> Should food stamp recipients be able to buy whatever they want, even if it is unhealthy? by Beverly Nevin The government started a food stamp program in 1939 to provide food to the poor with our agricultural surplus. The program was discontinued once the surplus was depleted. In 1964, a bill, the Permanent Food Stamp Act, was passed to provide an adequa... More>
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