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As I
See It...
Since the inception of James E. Lee's Philately in 1997, Jim has been forthright in expressing his views and opinions on the present and future state of the stamp collecting hobby. His insight into the many issues facing philately is, four times per year, encapsulated into the "As I See It..." column on page 19 of the newsletter. At right are direct links to the most recent "As I See It..." columns from Jim's newsletter.

Fourth Quarter Dividends
From Newsletter No. 92

Remembering Mary Harris
From Newsletter No. 91

Mondays With Roy
From Newsletter No. 90

Turning 30
Looking Back
The Road Ahead
From Newsletter No. 89

Opportunity 2021
From Newsletter No. 88

Downsizing Comes in
many shapes and sizes
From Newsletter No. 87

Grateful for the Honor
Dr. Jeffrey Westheimer, DVM, 1950-2018
From Newsletter No. 86

An Alternative Approach to Advertising
& Marketing for Stamp Shows
From Newsletter No. 85

Crossroads
From Newsletter No. 84

Grateful for the Honor
From Newsletter No. 83

Change: The Ever Present Constant in Life
From Newsletter No. 82

How May We Help You?
From Newsletter No. 81

More Thoughts on the
Fourth Quarter and Downsizing
From Newsletter No. 80

Kicking and Screaming into the
Fourth Quarter of Life
From Newsletter No. 79

The Importance of Collecting
Essays an Proofs in U.S. Philately
From Newsletter No. 78

In Memoriam-Bill Weiss
From Newsletter No. 77

The Four Freedoms
From Newsletter No. 76

The Sky is Falling
From Newsletter No. 74

Where's the Beef?
From Newsletter No. 75

The Sky is Falling...
From Newsletter No. 73

The Lucky Buyer Thought
He Had Bought
A Brand New Cadillac
From Newsletter No. 72

The Importance of Philatelic Literature
From Newsletter No. 71

Where Will the Next
Generation Come From?
From Newsletter No. 70

Our 25th Anniversary
From Newsletter No. 69

Introduction to the Next Generation
From Newsletter No. 68

The Other Side of the Mountain
From Newsletter No. 67

New Developments in the
Hobby Are Encouraging
From Newsletter No. 66

Our Literature Business is Winding Down
From Newsletter No. 65

A Technological Leap has
Created New Excitement in Philately
From Newsletter No. 64

1962 Fifty Years Looking Forward-2012 Fifty Years Looking Back
From Newsletter No. 63

A Few Words About Card Proof Blocks
From Newsletter No. 62

A Rare 1861 Grill Essay
From Newsletter No. 61

The Story behind the Two-Cent American
Card Proof Sheet (192P4)
From Newsletter No. 60

What will philately look like in 20 years?
From Newsletter No. 59

The Future of the American
Philatelic Society
From Newsletter No. 58

Common Sense and Logic
From Newsletter No. 57

Looking Back Down the Road One Last Time
From Newsletter No. 56

Lessons I Have Learned from Collecting (conclusion)
From Newsletter No. 55

Lessons I Have Learned from My Hospital Experience
From Newsletter No. 54

Lessons I Have Learned from Collecting Part I
From Newsletter No. 53

A Hobby Can Help You Weather A Recession
From Newsletter No. 52

The Value of Membership in the ASDA
From Newsletter No. 51

American Stamp Dealers Association Election
From Newsletter No. 50

The Future of Collecting in the Current
Economic Climate
From Newsletter No. 49

"It's A Hobby"
From Newsletter No. 48

Revisiting My Crystal Ball
From Newsletter No. 47