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Scott Official 1984 Price Guide to U. S. First Day Covers
1988 First Day Cover Catalogue Scott U.S. First Day Cover Catalogue Checklist
1989 U.S. First Day Cover Catalogue and Checklist Scott U.S. First Day Cover Catalogue Checklist
Scott 1990 U.S. first day cover catalogue and checklist
Scott 1990 U.S. first day cover catalogue and checklist

By Michael A. Mellone

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Explains what first day covers are, offers advice on collecting them, and lists current prices for cacheted and uncacheted first day covers

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Scott 1995 U.S. First Day Cover Catalogue and Checklist Scott U.S. First Day Cover Catalogue Checklist
1997 U.S. First Day Cover Catalogue and Checklist Serial
1998 U.S. First Day Cover Catalogue Checklist Annual
1999 U.S. Pocket Stamp Catalog
2001 U.S. First Day Cover Catalogue Checklist Scott U S First Day Cover Catalogue Checklist
2002 U.S. First Day Cover Catalogue Checklist Scott U S First Day Cover Catalogue Checklist

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