Sunday, December 8, 2019

Mineral Heritage


J-109  June 13, 1974 -- four stamps were issued to honor our mineral heritage. These beautiful stamps portray the Amethyst, Rhodochrosite, Tourmaline, and a slice of petrified wood. The painting was taken from an Egyptian fresco from Thebes, C1500 30, depicting a barter scene. The numis is a polished Rhodochrosite, selected from minerals polished at the Jewel Mill in Rowley, Mass., one of the oldest mills in the English colonies (1640). The polished stones take a minimum of 6 months to reach this beautiful gas-like state at the Jewel Mill. A matching block of four stamps is mounted in the reverse of the cover. 
48 produced with Rhodochrosite. 
2 produced with all four minerals. 

Friday, November 1, 2019

JONAL ARTCOVERS AVAILABLE FOR AUCTION!

It's here!

JONAL Artcovers are now available for auction on PHS Auctions. 

Bid now! Time is running out!

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