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Has said that they will consider retiring more quickly and get theīenefit of full value for at least the Machin & Country stocks.Īnd that is where life gets difficult – what does he do with Will offer discounted barcoded stamps after trading-in because they Who already offer discount postage – and probably some who don't – Were purchased at a lower price than the current tariff. Overstocked on some values to liquidate them now, especially if they Will be swapped on a like-for-like basis, that is 1stĬlass Large unbaroced will be swapped for 1st class Largeįor which there is no direct equivalent will be swapped for 2ndĭealers I have spoken to have confirmed that they will trim their Must be collated together in value order). Stuck to paper and must instead be clearly batched by the stamp valueĪnd colour in clear plastic bags of 50 stamps (less than 50 stamps Self-adhesive stamps should remain affixed to their originalīulk consignments, gummed stamps must not be £200, gummed stamps (ie not self-adhesive) must be stuck to theįorm. There will be a big surplus of these unless RM change!įorms, one for consignments worth up to £200 and one for bulk swaps. Leaflet delivered to every household in the UK. Will include press and radio advertising and a national door drop Out their stamps will have the opportunity to do so. Run throughout the year, to ensure that everyone who wishes to swap Mail will launch an ongoing nationwide awareness programme, that will Royal Mail's doscumentation rather than any other. To understand which is which, and if there is any doubt refer to Swap(-out)', which might have been phrased in a better way. Mail have used the terms 'valid (for) postage' and 'valid for More on this below.ĭescribing the stamps which will or will not be invalidated Royal Special, and Post and Go stamps will NOT and these will not beĪccepted for trade-in. With some special definitives, but that Christmas, Commemorative and Summary, Machin and Country definitives will be invalidated, along
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