Whether a maximum card is FIP-compliant or not, I still call it a Dorincard. This is another one that's NOT.

No,  it's not a striped hippopotamus - just a VERY pregnant tigress (I guess). OCTO-tigress?

An inconvenient truth? Mohan...in-breeding?...incest?

Again, I invite you to tell me WHY this is not FIP-compliant.

In a related story, I could tell you WHY I don't care, in this case.

Should you jump on me for calling this "a maximum card", I could instantly tell you "it's a Dorincard", a term that includes all the FIP-compliant maximum cards, and then some.

:)

BTW, this is just a temporary juxtaposition of those elements; I didn't affix/apply them yet.

Just a demo/comp/project/study/idea.

2010, the Year of the Tiger.

Lovely Giant Panda maximum card maxicard #3. Created only a few zazzle customized postage personalized stamps

"- Condition: circulated, postmarked in Washington, D.C., near the Zoo; large size stamp (more expensive to produce)!  2.5x1.5 inches (63x38 mm); 4.5x6 inches (107x152 mm) postcard. The automated spray-on postmark is smeared because the postcard is glossy and the postal manager refused to handcancel it for me, without even seeing or knowing that it's a Zazzle stamp. "I ain't gonna do no handcanceling!" [whatsoever, for any mailpiece].

- Year: 2008 postmark; I have designed this 2007 stamp.
- Catalog value: Only 20 stamps created; 3 (at least) I keep, 17 (at most) still available. This denomination is no longer available for future orders, as the current first class rate is 44 cents.
So, nobody else in the world can offer this item, freestyle maximum card with giant panda customized postage, exactly as shown.

The Zazzle customized postage (personalized stamps, personalised stamps) are perfectly valid for postage, as demonstrated by this circulated item."


In conclusion, this is and will remain a unique item in the world in this exact configuration. No additional copies.

Lovely Giant Panda maximum card maxicard #2. Created only a few zazzle customized postage personalized stamps

"- Condition: circulated, postmarked in Washington, D.C., near the Zoo; large size stamp (more expensive to produce)!  2.5x1.5 inches (63x38 mm); 4.5x6 inches (107x152 mm) postcard. The automated spray-on postmark is smeared because the postcard is glossy and the postal manager refused to handcancel it for me, without even seeing or knowing that it's a Zazzle stamp. "I ain't gonna do no handcanceling!" [whatsoever, for any mailpiece].
- Year: 2008 postmark; I have designed this 2007 stamp.
- Catalog value: Only 20 stamps created; 3 (at least) I keep, 17 (at most) still available. This denomination is no longer available for future orders, as the current first class rate is 44 cents.
So, nobody else in the world can offer this item, freestyle maximum card with giant panda customized postage, exactly as shown.

The Zazzle customized postage (personalized stamps, personalised stamps) are perfectly valid for postage, as demonstrated by this circulated item."


In conclusion, this is and will remain a unique item in the world in this exact configuration. No additional copies.