FREE: Low GIN for 20! Save Vanishing Species™ Semipostal stamp Suitable for framing :)

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Suitable for framing OR.. to use ...Watch YOUR auctions *~*SOAR*~* when you offer ~FREE SHIPPING~

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up to 2 unused Forever Stamps
100 to 400 credits =1 Stamp
401 to 800 credits = 2 Stamps

OR GIN 4500= and get a full sheet of 20 Stamps
suitable for framing :)
**Because of the extra shipping these are a bit more BUT if you do not care to save these stamps and wish to use them I can ship for less and will pass the savings on to you in stamps :) (4 more stamps !)


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The U.S. Postal Service is proud to offer the Save Vanishing Species™ Semipostal stamp. Featuring a bold graphic of an Amur tiger cub, the artwork depicts just one of the magnificent animals that this stamp is designed to help. Your purchase benefits conservation funds that are helping create hope for the future.

Under the Multinational Species Conservation Funds Semipostal Stamp Act of 2010, the Postal Service will transfer the net proceeds from the sale of these stamps to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service to support the Multinational Species Conservation Funds.

This is a 44 cent first class stamp
for every stamp sold 11 cents goes to The funds include:
•African Elephant Conservation Fund: .
•Asian Elephant Conservation Fund:
•Great Ape Conservation Fund:
•Rhinoceros and Tiger Conservation Fund:
•Marine Turtle Conservation Fund:

For this Auction $2.20 has been donated, funds go directly to the above mentioned Funds*

Derry Noyes served as the art director, designer, and typographer for the stamp. She worked with artist Nancy Stahl to develop one powerful illustration to symbolize the plight of all of these imperiled animals. The Amur tiger cub shown in the stamp art is one of five tiger subspecies. When full grown, this cat can weigh up to 650 pounds and measure 13 feet from its nose to the tip of its tail.

Made in the USA.