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Ad Number:	1768138
Date Placed:	05/15/26
Name:	John Geiger
Phone Number:	580-591-6885
Callsign:	AF5CC
Category:	MISC
Heading:	Sheets of 50 ham radio, ITU, stamps
Ad Message:	From a local SK estate who was also a stamp collector, I have 3 sheets of 50 5 cent amateur radio stamps. All have been kept flat, all in great shape with gum still on the back. In the corner of each sheet there is a 5 digit number which is 27898. Asking $17 shipped for each sheet. - There are also 10 sheets of 50 11 cent stamps from 1965 celebrating the 100th anniversary of the ITU. There are 2 five digit numbers on these sheets-28139 and 28144. They are also all in mint condition. Asking $20 shipped for each sheet. - Finally there are 3 sheets of 20 cent stamps featuring 4 different inventors: Farnsworth, Armstrong, Tesla, and Steinmetz. These are from around 1983. No 5 digit number on these sheets. Asking $18 shipped for each one. - I can take Zelle/paypal/check/mo/cashapp. - 73 John AF5CC

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