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Mint No Gum
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Kimberly Fisher
August 2020
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What does mint no gum mean? Was the gum just removed, or is it printed that way?
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George DeKornfeld
August 2020
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It means the gum was removed, either on purpose or as a 'skip' on a cover that didn't get cancelled and was then soaked off the envelope.
Stamps issued without gum are usually called NGAI (no gum as issued).
Ron Lenke
August 2020
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George DeKornfeld
August 2020
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Regummed...
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Greg Doll
August 2020
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Oh man!!!
Ted Tyszka
August 2020
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Regummed.
Luree Hughes
August 2020
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That's nasty. I remember the nuns having us clean the bottom of our desks at the end each year. Bad stuff.
Ron Lenke
August 2020
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Is that gum or boogers?
George DeKornfeld
August 2020
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Discounting the possibility of a bloody nose or some terrible disease, only the green ones are boogers.
Ted Tyszka
August 2020
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I've boogered a few stamps, before, but never quite like that.
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Stamps issued without gum are usually called NGAI (no gum as issued).
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