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| What do you think about the stamp from SIERRA LEONE, in this sample page with stamps from my worldwide collection? |
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What do you think about the stamp from SIERRA LEONE, in this sample page with stamps from my worldwide collection?
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6 comments:
I think, interesting; is that a coconut?
Very distinctive! Land of Iron and diamonds. I thought it was an onion.
That's a novel shape. I wonder whether it's mean to represent a piece of iron ore?
Is the stamp in the shape of a nut or a seed? I don't recognize it. thanks for participating.
I think it is an attractive stamp, but I can't tell from the picture what it is. It doesn't look like iron or diamonds.
Very interesting. I think the stamp is of a coconut?
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