Post by belti on Jun 23, 2016 9:07:04 GMT
Up to some time ago I used to soak all stamps that I come across which are still on cover. However, in these last few years I have started to set them aside after reading various topics online that many collectors do prefer to leave the stamps on covers.
My concern is that many collectors do emphasize the importance of using acid free paper when it comes stamp accessories such as album pages, glassines etc. to prevent from foxing. The fact that the covers we receive in our daily mail (I presume) are ordinary envelopes and not acid free, how do one goes about storing them in order to prevent damage to the stamps?
Thank you in advance for your feedback.
My concern is that many collectors do emphasize the importance of using acid free paper when it comes stamp accessories such as album pages, glassines etc. to prevent from foxing. The fact that the covers we receive in our daily mail (I presume) are ordinary envelopes and not acid free, how do one goes about storing them in order to prevent damage to the stamps?
Thank you in advance for your feedback.
