Flags of our nation issue

Greetings Mr. Bear
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Well, aren't you the isolationist. So, you do not think the citizens of the District of Columbia deserve a right to vote? The territories belonging to the United States should be discarded?
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The Flags of Our Nation contains 60 coiled stamps in the total set alphabetically, issued in six coils containing ten different stamps each. The difference after deducting the fifty state flags are the District of Columbia, the five territories of American Samoa, Guam, Northern Marianas, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, and four U.S. flags (differentiated by clouds, wheat, mountains, and fruited plain).
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Over the period of June 14, 2008 when the first class mail rate was 42 cents, the first twenty Flags of Our Nation were issued until September 2, 2008. Thirty stamps followed between August 6, 2009 until August 11, 2011 at the 44 cent first class mail rate. It should be noted that the last ten of those stamps are "Forever" stamps. The final ten stamps, also "Forever" stamps were issued August 16, 2012 and paid for the 45 cents worth of first class mailing.
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So, what do you have against Samoans and Puerto Ricans? You don't like their music, or what?
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Respectfully,

Gordon Lee

The American Philatelic Society used to link to free pages for these sets. Not real sure, but they may have posted the PDF file links on their website