British Indian Ocean Islands 100 stamps

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Now a “Dead” Country!

The British Indian Ocean Islands consists of a number of coral atolls managed by Britain.  The atolls were dependencies of Mauritius and the Seychelles until November 8, 1965 when they became a British crown colony.  On June 29, 1976, Aldabra, Farquhar, and DeRoches islands were given back to Seychelles.

“Dead” countries are former colonies and republics that no longer exist.  Stamps from these late countries are a lot of fun to collect for a number of reasons.  First, you’ll get an insider’s look into British Indian Ocean Islands’s leaders, events, and history as a whole.  And with these unique stamps in your album, you’ll convert it to a little museum, preserving British Indian Ocean Islands’s extinct history…

This specialized collection makes it a breeze to grow your collection fast – and without breaking the bank!  In fact, you can take the money you’re saving to add even more interesting stamps to your collection.  But order quickly, supplies are limited and vanishing…