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"Postal inspectors launched an intense investigation and ended up seizing $500,000 worth of counterfeit stamps along with printing plates, presses and the machinery used to produce them. But despite the bust, the stamps continued to surface in underground mail markets. I will confess, I don't know what an underground mail market is, but there was a major one in Chicago. As late as 1981, one Chicago man was caught with 745 counterfeit stamps which he said he inherited from his father."
"Postal inspectors launched an intense investigation and ended up seizing $500,000 worth of counterfeit stamps along with printing plates, presses and the machinery used to produce them. But despite the bust, the stamps continued to surface in underground mail markets. I will confess, I don't know what an underground mail market is, but there was a major one in Chicago. As late as 1981, one Chicago man was caught with 745 counterfeit stamps which he said he inherited from his father."
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"Postal inspectors launched an intense investigation and ended up seizing $500,000 worth of counterfeit stamps along with printing plates, presses and the machinery used to produce them. But despite the bust, the stamps continued to surface in underground mail markets. I will confess, I don't know what an underground mail market is, but there was a major one in Chicago. As late as 1981, one Chicago man was caught with 745 counterfeit stamps which he said he inherited from his father."
"Postal inspectors launched an intense investigation and ended up seizing $500,000 worth of counterfeit stamps along with printing plates, presses and the machinery used to produce them. But despite the bust, the stamps continued to surface in underground mail markets. I will confess, I don't know what an underground mail market is, but there was a major one in Chicago. As late as 1981, one Chicago man was caught with 745 counterfeit stamps which he said he inherited from his father."