Found Collection

> Among the listings are a number of lots that simply say

> "Connecticut Quarters/Stamps"

> with each of the numerous listings with a different state quarter name.

> My first thought was that these were listings for First Day Covers.  Does
> anyone have any other ideas?

> I received a snail mail auction notice today for a coin and currency
auction
> to be held soon.  There are four pages of lots, each page with 3 columns.
> The lots are mostly common dates or bullion type, nothing really high
grade
> except for the modern.

> Among the listings are a number of lots that simply say

> "Connecticut Quarters/Stamps"

> with each of the numerous listings with a different state quarter name.

> My first thought was that these were listings for First Day Covers.  Does
> anyone have any other ideas?

> Bill

> > Among the listings are a number of lots that simply say

> > "Connecticut Quarters/Stamps"

> > with each of the numerous listings with a different state quarter name.

> > My first thought was that these were listings for First Day Covers.  Does
> > anyone have any other ideas?

> Just a vague idea - a while ago the USPS issued "state stamps" like this
> one:  http://www.unicover.com/images/7.connecticut.jpg

> Maybe somebody combined such a stamp and the CT quarter, and then sells
> such sets?

> Christian