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Hello there,

This might be in the wrong forum, but I thought nobody is ever looking into the 'Japan-Bulletin'

I got this off a UK magazine:

'The Japanese Post Office has issued a set of stamps to commemorate the Nissan Skyline R32-R34'

I find this quite nice and though I am not a stamp collector I need to have these sets :D

Cheers from London,

Andrew

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careful now.... if ken lay sees this stamps will soon become illegal

I think you might need to explain to Torques that this might only happen in a hick-state-backwater in the southeast of Australia's mainland lol

Looks like these were already sold out almost 2 months ago...

http://www.7tune.com/sold-out-nissan-skyli...postage-stamps/

Which is a massive shame but not surprising given the price, limited run and obsessiveness of Japanese car enthusiasts

Hi,

The stamps seem to be difficult getting hold of.

Here's a better picture of the set:

http://www.wired.com/autopia/2010/01/nissan-postage-stamps/

A bit of a shame that the R33 and R34 share the same stamp .. (meaning they both deserve their own, right?)

If the sets are really that limited it will be tough (aka pricey) getting them overseas.

Cheers from London!

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