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- Description
- Part of the British Isles but with an identity all to herself, the Isle of Jersey Coat of Arms Stamp looks regal in every way. Created with a unique resin process, each postage stamp cufflink has been used in circulation and is completely unique.
Note, all stamps used in cuff link production are authentic and often limited in availability and mounted on 10 karat gold plated bullet backs. Variances may be seen in color and in post office cancellation marks, as almost every piece differs slightly from the other and adds to the beauty of this unique product. - Reviews
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