maximum card

Before then maximum cards were created as novelties, often by tourists.

Maximum cards - these are postcards where the stamp is on the same side as the picture and they have a close connection.

The collecting of maximum cards is known as maximaphily.

When playing with three players, each player can hold the traditional thirteen maximum cards or the whole deck may be dealt out to the players.

Australian maximum cards cost 27 cents mint and 54 cents first day canceled.

Maximaphily is a branch of philately involving the study and creation of maximum cards.

A meld must be made using a minimum of 3 card, there is no limit for maximum cards in a meld.

Maximaphily is the study of Maximum Cards.

Maximum cards of bridges.

Mini-Magic is a constructed variant where decks are built with a maximum card limit of 15 and a minimum hand size of 3.

Malaysia Maximum cards by Ye Choh San.

A maximum card (maxicard, maxi-card, MC) is made up of three elements: the postcard, the stamp and the postmark.

Maximaphily is closely associated with thematic or topical stamp collecting and many thematic collections are enhanced with appropriate maximum cards.

An important focus of do-it-yourself stamp collecting is the maximum card, which straddles the intersection of philately and deltiology - the study of postcards.

Maximum Cards can be defined as a picture post card with postage stamp on the same theme and a cancellation, with a maximum concordance between all three.

Maximum cards and souvenir folders designed by Australian editorial cartoonist Pat Oliphant, as well as first day cancellations on each stamp, also can be obtained.

Hobbyists seeking more information about this area can write to the Maximum Card Study Unit, 1437 Maryland Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio 45230.

In general, a maximum card is a picture postcard bearing a stamp or a cancellation, or preferably both, that is closely related to the subject of the card's design.

Factions are official classifications of cards, which is a benchmark for the maximum cards a player can have in his hand cards at the end of his turn.

As well as postage stamps, the Order has produced aerogrammes, maximum cards, first day covers, miniature sheets, postage due stamps and postcards with imprinted stamps.

First Day Covers and cards, maximum cards and special cancellations occupy an important place among Eesti Post's philatelic products, as do various thematic and year sets.

Stamps, maximum cards and stamp folders can be obtained from the Philatelic Sales Division, but a $10 minimum order and 50 cent postage and handling fee applies to each order.

The definition of a maximum card is as vague as the definition of a "stamp," and forces yet another repetition of the hobbyist's first rule: collect whatever interests you, and let the self-styled purist stew.

In philately a maximum card (also known as a maxi-card, or maxicard) is a postcard with a postage stamp placed on the picture side of the card where the stamp and card match or are in concordance.