Does the stamp printing industry have a future?

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1. Nice to see.
   The volume of mail is decreasing. The production of stamps remains the same. Conclusion:……fill in the blanks, philatelist.
   News item: Following the example of other countries, a stamp without a value indication will be introduced for a standard letter, to prevent “extra letter annoyance”.

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2. WOW! This is Amazing! The future is secured by TNT Post. WOW!

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3. Jan1964 will probably like that hehe!

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4. So, when in 10 years or so there are no more stamps on mail, the philatelist will be the only one collecting them, and we might as well move on to cigar bands, because those will be much rarer then, since smoking will be completely illegal by that time.

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5. Can't you just collect old pieces of mail?
   In 10 years, you'll be able to collect emails 😉

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6. ‘@Jan

   We're being silly again! I started with cigar bands and you surely don't think that's coming back???

   Emails are gradually getting lost, or was Suffering trouble here??

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7. '@Cees

   We are optimistic again! Long live the symbiosis of TNTPost and JESSP!!!

   Long live Arie and long live Ferdi!

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8. When I'm 100 and hanging over my albums, drooling, in the socialist warehouse, stamps will still exist as a means of postage. A letter with a nice stamp in the mailbox is just like the newspaper falling on the doormat. ;) Nice video, by the way! It makes me drool…

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9. I agree with you, Johan. But many people say that an email can also be very 'personal' and is cheaper, besides. Do you agree with that?

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