#2902//3229 – 1995-98 American Series, set of 22 stamps

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2902//3229
1995-98 American Series Coil Stamps
22 stamps

Three new definitive coil series were introduced in 1995: “American Scenes,” “American Transportation,” and “American Culture.”  The 5¢ Butte stamp was issued for use on bulk rate (third class) non-profit mail.  It pictures a colorful butte scene and is the first entry in the new “American Scenes” series.  Set also includes the 5¢ Mountain stamp and the 5¢ Wetlands stamp.
 
The 10¢ Automobile stamp was issued to fill the regular third-class rate.  It pictures the front of a classic automobile, and was the first entry in the all-new “American Transportation” series. A 10¢ bicycle handlebars stamp was added in 1998.
 
The 15¢ Automobile Tail Fin coil stamp, which features the fin of a 1959 Cadillac, met the need for the first-class, presort postcard rate.  This issue, along with the 25¢ Juke Box coil stamp, was the first stamp of the new “American Culture” series.  Bulk mailers used the non-denominated stamp at various presort rates, with the postage difference being paid at the time of mailing.  The Juke Box stamp supplemented supplies of the “G” letter presort-rate stamp. The 25¢ Diner stamp was added in 1998.

 
 
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2902//3229
1995-98 American Series Coil Stamps
22 stamps

Three new definitive coil series were introduced in 1995: “American Scenes,” “American Transportation,” and “American Culture.”  The 5¢ Butte stamp was issued for use on bulk rate (third class) non-profit mail.  It pictures a colorful butte scene and is the first entry in the new “American Scenes” series.  Set also includes the 5¢ Mountain stamp and the 5¢ Wetlands stamp.
 
The 10¢ Automobile stamp was issued to fill the regular third-class rate.  It pictures the front of a classic automobile, and was the first entry in the all-new “American Transportation” series. A 10¢ bicycle handlebars stamp was added in 1998.
 
The 15¢ Automobile Tail Fin coil stamp, which features the fin of a 1959 Cadillac, met the need for the first-class, presort postcard rate.  This issue, along with the 25¢ Juke Box coil stamp, was the first stamp of the new “American Culture” series.  Bulk mailers used the non-denominated stamp at various presort rates, with the postage difference being paid at the time of mailing.  The Juke Box stamp supplemented supplies of the “G” letter presort-rate stamp. The 25¢ Diner stamp was added in 1998.