Six Degrees of Stamp Seperation - PSHS Episode 6 - U.S. Stamp Basics Part 2

This video is the second part in a learning series that goes over basic information for stamps put out by the United States of America. This episode will cover the various different ways stamps are seperated- covering types like imperforates, perforations, die-cuts, rouletting, vendor machine stamps, and hyphen-hole stamps. Stick around until the end to see a practical demonstration on how to make various versions of seperation with Play-Doh and basic household items!
My channel has a few different series, mostly covering stamps from the last 30 years put out by the USPS, but will be growing into older topics as well.
Let me know what you think of my video, and of course you can write to me at:
The Place Stamp Here Show
P.O. Box 921
Twin Falls, ID 83303-0921
USA
or follow me on twitter @placestamphere
Thanks for watching!
Greg

[@christophersmeltser6564]

Wow you have an amazing setup in that room!

[@zekymmer]

Love your play dough and tool examples of the different separation techniques! Thanks for information about machine stamps…just 20 years they were made…fascinating collecting area! I’ve never seen those with the hyphen notches. I can imagine that they are pretty rare.

[@postcardnstamps]

Informative video! Enjoyed the play-doh part. I also liked your US Mail lunchbox. I have one too on my bookshelf.

[@alanwitty1665]

Enjoyed

[@proudma0218]

Nice job very informative

[@TTT-uk3cn]

Very uncommon subject! Rare video 😇🤗

[@ralphwashington6747]

promosm 😑