Full title: This tiny scrap of magenta paper is the rarest postage stamp in the world. Originally printed in 1856 during emergency paper shortage, it is so valuable that by weight it is worth more than diamonds or platinum.
Full title: This tiny scrap of magenta paper is the rarest postage stamp in the world. Originally printed in 1856 during emergency paper shortage, it is so valuable that by weight it is worth more than diamonds or platinum.
People on the spectrum have so many more options now. Back in the day your choices were stamps, coins, or bugs.
Or trains. Or tanks. Or ships.
Your post is mechanical erasure!!
I can see you are a Victorian latecomer. Although the Royal Navy thrived on nerdery.