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Stanley Gibbons (SGI) has announced a recommended £8.6 million (60p per share) cash offer for Mallett plc (MAE) - one of the oldest established antique dealers in the world, specialising in furniture and works of art and with interests also in restoration. Gibbons sees the move as “furthering its ambition to become a global auction house for collectibles” and considers it “a logical and affordable next step for us to acquire a valuable brand and relevant assets. The Mallett business will expand Stanley Gibbons's expertise into an adjacent collectibles area, drive significant cross-selling opportunities across the combined businesses and build a stronger auction platform in the collectibles marketplace”.
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wildrides
Collecting stamps ………. oh please ………its just so last year .
The next big thing is Car Tax Discs apparently . Dont throw it away . Put it in a bottom draw . If you have one of each color you are really going to be minted . Mine is framed and hanging in the outside loo along with all the speeding tickets / speeding awareness course certificates .