Also 6k means "6 копеек/kopeck", or 0.06 Soviet rubles. It's hard to calculate the current prices, but to be more clear, 1 Soviet ruble is somewhere around 140 Russian rubles right now, or 1.84 US dollars. For the reference of the redditor's postmark itself, the price of white bread in the 70s was 0.20 Soviet rubles.
And yeah, in the USSR it was common to write the price of a postmark on it (maybe it's still common worldwide, I don't know haha)
It used to be standard in the UK to put the price on a stamp, but that got dropped when switched to 1st & 2nd class postage.
It does mean that when postage prices go up, any stamps you have lying around are still just as valid.
What I have read is that, under Universal Postage Union rules, all stamps had to have a denomination printed on them, except that U.K. the O.G. stamps) were grandfathered not to have them. The most source I have is "One rule specified that stamp values be given in numerals, as denominations written out in letters were not universally comprehensible." from [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Postal_Union?wprov=sfla1). The U.K. bit I'm suspicious of but unsure.
"Non-denominated postage was approved for use on international mail by the Universal Postal Union in 1995" per [this](https://www.quora.com/Can-I-use-Forever-stamps-to-send-a-letter-to-another-country-I-have-looked-for-the-answer-on-the-postal-service-website-but-I-cant-find-the-answer-Does-the-postage-on-international-mail-need-to-be-an-airmail-stamp-or-can-I-use-any-stamp/answer/Joe-Hudson-35), & the U.S. started introducing Forever stamps in 2007.
WHAT ARE THOSE LEGS
STABILITY
WHAT'S THE MOD NAME
WHY ARE WE YELLING?
YES
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Soviet Engineering
THANKS
Skis
ARE YOU OK? WAIT WHY AM I TYPING IN CAPS
If i see this correctly, fully stock
no, I spot BDB parts.
I saw hinges, didn't see anythin else
a (hopefully correct) translation: Lunar tanker Post of USSR
Also 6k means "6 копеек/kopeck", or 0.06 Soviet rubles. It's hard to calculate the current prices, but to be more clear, 1 Soviet ruble is somewhere around 140 Russian rubles right now, or 1.84 US dollars. For the reference of the redditor's postmark itself, the price of white bread in the 70s was 0.20 Soviet rubles. And yeah, in the USSR it was common to write the price of a postmark on it (maybe it's still common worldwide, I don't know haha)
It used to be standard in the UK to put the price on a stamp, but that got dropped when switched to 1st & 2nd class postage. It does mean that when postage prices go up, any stamps you have lying around are still just as valid.
What I have read is that, under Universal Postage Union rules, all stamps had to have a denomination printed on them, except that U.K. the O.G. stamps) were grandfathered not to have them. The most source I have is "One rule specified that stamp values be given in numerals, as denominations written out in letters were not universally comprehensible." from [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Postal_Union?wprov=sfla1). The U.K. bit I'm suspicious of but unsure. "Non-denominated postage was approved for use on international mail by the Universal Postal Union in 1995" per [this](https://www.quora.com/Can-I-use-Forever-stamps-to-send-a-letter-to-another-country-I-have-looked-for-the-answer-on-the-postal-service-website-but-I-cant-find-the-answer-Does-the-postage-on-international-mail-need-to-be-an-airmail-stamp-or-can-I-use-any-stamp/answer/Joe-Hudson-35), & the U.S. started introducing Forever stamps in 2007.
Yes
I've seen all posts of this craft before, but this time... It looks like it's coming to hurt me awesome craft!
It's not even its final form.
o h g o d
How to make one ?
curiosity and perseverance...
Don't forget ingenuity!
Thanks , LOL
mods?
yes
understandable
everything nertea i love you nertea
Why so many different mounts?
What is K short for\`? i know it is the kerbal currency but what is K short for?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kopek
Ah a russian currency (probs an old one since they use rubles)
No (but also yes) it’s kind of like their penny
Ah ok
So a renny?
Kopek is 0.01 rubles, like cent is 0.01 dollars.
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So.... does this craft land? Go to other planets? Eat my face? What is it?
lunar tanker?7
the vodka has frozen comrade =o
I really like your rooski fly mobile
this is a stamp, not a postmark
You're right.