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You Canadians really know how to roll, ’cause this $10 blue whale stamp is freakin’ awesome:
Canadian $10 stamp
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Oooh, my Finnish friend who collects stamps all over the world would die for that!
I’ll have to send you a card from Finland in case they still have these DIY-stamps that are quite something: the bottom part has a couple of options–some sort of veggies–but you can buy eye and mouth stickers from the post office to customize the veggies! I think I got a letter with a cat-eyed onion on the stamp. It took me a while to figure out what it was.