Hi, Tony from Canada.

[Tony67]

Hi everyone. I'm new here but have collected TTM since 2002. Decided to rejoin the fun. I mainly collect vintage baseball and hockey. I live about 1.5 hrs west of Toronto. Thanks!!

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[etmill01]

Welcome to SCF....Ed

[ambender85]

Hi Tony, I'm brand new to the community, also from the GTA are. I collected TTM autos many years ago and getting back into it (going to try and focus on Leafs autos)
One question that I'm wondering if you can help with.
When you send a letter and a SASE to a US address, what stamp do you use for the return SASE to yourself in Canada?
Thanks,
Adam

[ambender85]

Hi Tony. I'm brand new to the community as well, and also from the GTA area. Getting back into TTM collecting after many years away. Planning on focusing on hockey.
One question that you might be able to help me with.
When you write to a US address, what type of stamp do you use for your SASE back to yourself in Canada?
Cheers,
Adam

[doniceage]

@*censored* @arfmax

Is there a quick link anywhere on the site (FAQ'S) etc. that they can look at to answer Adam question. Thanks,

[camsue]

@Tony67 and @ambender85 Welcome to the site and one of the best TTM sites around you guys might want to try the Global Forever First class stamps that may due the trick for getting things back and forth.

[arfmax]

@*censored* @arfmax

Is there a quick link anywhere on the site (FAQ'S) etc. that they can look at to answer Adam question. Thanks,

No, there isn't. Everyone seems to have different ways to send things, and every post office is different. As I am not in Canada, I don't know what to use on a SASE to Canada, but I know in the US they sell Global Frist Class Forever Stamps, which would probably work.

[jonsportscardz]

Hello and welcome tony

[adiddle]

Welcome and good luck

[JFried1029]

Tony- Welcome to SCF!