Australia Post Terms & Conditions
Australia Post Terms & Conditions
Australia Post Terms & Conditions
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36 Philatelic postmarking<br />
36.1 Subject to clauses 36.2 and 36.7, where stamps are sold by <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> from<br />
philatelic sections, they shall be sold at face value.<br />
36.2 Where stamps sold by <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> from philatelic sections are:<br />
36.2.1 specially packed; or<br />
36.2.2 affixed to envelopes or other wrappings,<br />
a charge may be made by <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> for the pack or wrapping in addition to the<br />
face value of the stamp.<br />
36.3 Where a person who purchases a stamp from a philatelic section for a value<br />
equivalent to or greater than the postage payable on a standard article, requests at<br />
the time of purchase that the stamp be lightly postmarked, that postmarking shall, if<br />
made, be made without charge.<br />
36.4 A stamp postmarked pursuant to clause 36.3 may be unaffixed, affixed to an envelope<br />
or wrapping pursuant to clause 36.2.2 or affixed to an envelope or wrapping provided<br />
by the purchaser.<br />
36.5 Where a stamp has been postmarked pursuant to clause 36.3 and delivered by<br />
<strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> to a purchaser, or at the purchaser's direction, that stamp is not valid<br />
for the payment of postage.<br />
36.6 A person who requests <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> to affix a stamp that has been purchased from<br />
a philatelic section to an article provided by him shall pay to <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> the charge<br />
determined by <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> for that purpose.<br />
36.7 <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> may from time to time decide that particular stamps issued by<br />
<strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> may be:-<br />
36.7.1 overprinted by indelibly marking the surface of each stamp with the word<br />
"specimen" which may be displayed in one or more than one form of type<br />
face;<br />
36.7.2 specially packed or affixed to envelopes or other wrappings;<br />
36.7.3 made available for sale, either individually or in sets, at philatelic sections; and<br />
36.7.4 sold at such composite charge as <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> may determine for the<br />
stamps and the packs or envelopes with them.<br />
36.8 Where a stamp has been obliterated pursuant to clause 36.7.1, that stamp or any<br />
stamp in a set made up for sale in a pack or affixed to an envelope, shall not be valid<br />
for the payment of postage.<br />
EXPRESS POST<br />
37 Express <strong>Post</strong> – General<br />
37.1 An article may be lodged in an express post envelope, express post container, or an<br />
express post platinum container supplied by <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> or as an express post<br />
parcel or express post platinum parcel for carriage by the express post service.<br />
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