Post by Admin Bear on Mar 20, 2014 10:27:26 GMT -5
Welcome to Stamp Bears!!
We are really happy that you joined us here and look forward to learning more about you and your collections.
We always welcome questions, so if you need to know how to work the site you can either read some of the threads in this area stampbears.proboards.com/board/8/ or feel free to post questions not covered there also.
If you have need of any further assistance please also feel welcome to PM any of the Administrators or Moderators here and we will get an answer to you right away.
Have a look around, jump in anywhere you want to and feel free to start a new topic if we dont have one going already.
Oh and don't forget the market place is dedicated to conversations about swaps or sales and will be open to you once you have achieved 25 posts.
Welcome to Stamp Bears. We are glad that you decided to join us. If you have any questions please ask one of our great members, or send a pm to one of our staff members. Our Admin/Moderator team are here to help you.
Make sure to read our forum rules and make yourself familiar with them. Once you reach 25 post, the marketplace opens up, and you can start trading with other members.
Oh, our members here love to see other members collections. Once you settle in, don't hesitate to show some scans of your collection. There are many threads already started. If you cant find a thread to post your scans, start a new one.
Again, thanks for joining and look forward to your participation.
Please be sure to familiarise yourself with the rules of our forums which can be found here. Also once you have hit a post count of 25 you can begin using the PM system to message fellow members as well as use the marketplace where you can buy, sell and trade stamps. Guidelines for the marketplace are here.
Should you have any questions or issues please feel free to PM one of the Admins or Mods (you can PM them any time after you join... no need for the 25 posts for them) and we will be sure to get back to you when we are able.
Should you have any difficulty while posting here our How-to section located here may be of some assistance.
Once again welcome to Stamp Bears and we all look forward to hearing more about you and your collections.
Piduru, welcome to the new Stamp Bears. I look forward to your participation in our threads and hearing about your collecting interests. Mike
Collecting Canada, US, UK, Ireland, Germany, France & Austria. Also collecting some classic era stamps of some British Commonwealth Island countries and topicals like WW2, Capt. Cook, Horatio Nelson.
Gordon Lee
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I like stamps for the thrills, chills, screams, and laughs.
Posts: 2,656 Location (Country): Roanoke, Texass USA
Welcome to Stamp Bears, @piduru. Happy you are joining us!
Please don't hesitate to ask questions. As you get to know your way around the forum, please make sure you read through our rules and familiarize yourself with the way things work.
Ultimately, we are here to help so please feel free to contact one of us on the Moderator and Administrator team if you need to know more.
Looking forward to hearing more about you as you return to the greatest of hobbies.
Darrin (darkormex)
Last Edit: Mar 30, 2014 18:51:54 GMT -5 by darkormex
Darrin Lettinga
Korea Stamp Society Member #1245 No longer in denial! I collect all of it...the whole world! Just printing and mounting as I go! Call me crazy.
Post by crazyquilter on May 26, 2014 7:30:45 GMT -5
It is very nice to meet a stamp collector from Hungary. I have always liked the stamps from your country. Hope you have looked around at the many threads. If you have any questions about stamps please start a thread. Or let us know what you are working on in your stamps under the thread " So, Whats Stampy?? It is under Stamp Talk
Last Edit: May 26, 2014 7:33:02 GMT -5 by crazyquilter
I am a used World wide stamper. Always have been and always will bee.
Funny how old threads sometimes are resurrected. This one I hadn't noticed before. In particular, I was very pleased to see Gordon Lee's Scott #1 Hungary!!!
Not only is it a fine specimen of a rare stamp, but also it was cancelled in Fiume. Interesting also is that The Austro-Hungarian Empire used Fiume as a Hungarian port, while Trieste was used by Austria.
Now downsizing, really!
RossTO
Stamp Bears Posting Guru Stamp Bears Supporter
Please be sure to familiarise yourself with the rules of our forums which can be found here. Also once you have hit a post count of 25 you can begin using the PM system to message fellow members as well as use the marketplace where you can buy, sell and trade stamps. Guidelines for the marketplace are here.
Should you have any questions or issues please feel free to PM one of the Admins or Mods (you can PM them any time after you join... no need for the 25 posts for them) and we will be sure to get back to you when we are able.
Should you have any difficulty while posting here our How-to section located here may be of some assistance.
Once again welcome to Stamp Bears and we all look forward to hearing more about you and your collections.
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