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Today in Past

9 November

India · 1997India issued a stamp featuring Jawaharlal Nehru and a child.
United States · 1998The USPS issued an H-rate Uncle Sam's Hat stamp.
China · 2025China issued stamps commemorating the 15th National Games.
Hong Kong · 2025Hong Kong issued special stamps for the 15th National Games.
Macao · 2025Macao issued special stamps for the 15th National Games.
United States · 2026The Nashville Philatelic Society held a meeting.

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Advanced Course · CenteringCentering and Market Value

Premiums Centering, in the context of philately, refers to the position of the design within the perforations or margins of a stamp. For imperforate stamps, it relates to the design's position relative to the cutting lines or…

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