In the early 1970s The Sun newspaper issued tokens in the paper every day which you had to collect and then send away in
exchange for football stamps.

The stamps were about the same sort of size as standard postage stamps and the designs varied from team line ups to
trophies and were designed to be stuck in an album that held about 500 stamps.

You can still get hold of these complete albums but it getting harder and harder to get hold of individual stamps if you just want
your own teams issues or just one or two to complete your album.

This listing is for ONE of those original stamps.

NOTE - We do have all of the stamps from this series so if you are after one in particular and it isnt listed just drop us a mail.

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Please note we DON'T try and make any money on postage. 
The costs quoted include not only the actual cost of the postage but also the packaging, handling and time taken 

NOTE ABOUT ROYAL MAIL
Please be aware that although we will have done our best to get these in the post as quickly as possible once its in Royal Mails system it really is out of our control so please be patient and if it hasnt turned up in the time you would expect please just drop us
a mail to let us know.

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