1929 10 cents, 1934 very scarce stage 4 $10

Ohio residents add your county sales tax. Orders under $75 add $2 for postage; all other

domestic (USA) orders, except for some heavy items, are postpaid and insured.

International customers pay actual postage. If your order can fit in an envelope, airmail

postage is about $1 an ounce. There is a flat rate Global Priority pack, a fast airmail which costs

about $12to most countries, and will hold about 50 normal full size sheets of Christmas seals with

extra cardboard for protection. However, these airmail services do not come with insurance, and

you will have to assume the risk of loss.

There are two ways I can insure my parcels to most international destinations. Registered

mail, which costs about $8 above regular airmail, and will cover loss to most countries up to $42.

International express is expensive, and is only practical on larger orders, and gives you full

coverage.

The good news is, I have been selling by mail order full time since 1981, and very few

items have ever been lost. In order to help avoid customs charges on your end, when I ship

internationally, I mark the form "Christmas Seals for a collector", "gift" value "$20"

Sincerely,

John Denune

234 E. Broadway

Granville, OH 43023

(740) 587-0276

www.christmasseals.com or www.christmasseals.net