We now sell the Set of five self adhesive Machin head Post & Go ATM ‘faststamps’ from the Wincor-Nixdorf Post & Go machines which were 

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first issued in October 2008.

It is the complete set of Five -1st Class, 1st Large, Europe, Worldwide up to 10g and Worldwide up to 20g.

The stamps each have two phosphor bands.

These stamps are not currently available from any philatelic outlets or Tallents House.

I can post anywhere worldwide.

*FREEPOST TO ANY DESTINATION**

**Supplied in a special collectable strip of five, as shown, not separate items**

Please choose which issuing office you require from menu- contact me for any not shown.

Weight

• Weight from electrnic scale in Kg

Postage Indicator

Inland

• 2L- 2nd Class Letter
• 2LL-2nd Class Large Letter
• 1LL-1st Class Large Letter
• 1PK- 1st Class Packet
• 2PK- 2nd Class Packet

Overseas

• ‘A’ – Airmail

Applicable Tariff

• Signifies relevant Airmail Tariff
• – Letter ( Standard tariff so not shown)
• – Small Packet
• – Printed Papers

Postage Paid

• Amount of Postage Paid in Pounds/Pence

Post By Date= Date Of Purchase+1 day

Branch Code

• Code of the branch where the Label was printed/issued.

Machine Number

• Signifies the ‘Machine Number’ – generally the left hand machine will be “Machine 1” and the right hand machine ‘Machine 2″ 

Post and Go

• PAG text signifies that the label has originated from a ‘Post and Go’ machine.

Session Number

• From the point where a customer starts a series of trasactions to the point where they ‘settle’ the transaction (i.e. pay) is called a ‘Customer Session’.  

Transaction Number

• The number of the transaction within the overall ‘Customer Session’- maximum 99.

For an explanation of the numbers shown on Postage Labels please click here

If you wish to purchase these labels please click here

I have now updated the pages showing the full set of labels and fast stamps produced by UK Wincor-Nixdorf Machines.

There are Eight Different Labels and Five Fast Stamps issued by Wincor-Nixdorf Machines in the UK.

The first pair of Wincor-Nixdorf Propostal machines sucessfully went live at “The Galleries” branch in Bristol  today, after some inital teething problems and adjustments.

Much interest from around the world has been generated by the UK Post Office adoption of the latest ATM stamp technology as most (if not all) of the labels and faststamps issued on the first day were snapped up by collectors eagly awaiting  the machines introduction.

However, it is undeniable that the new automated self-service will be the quickest and simplest way to send mail and buy stamps in Post&Go branches.

 Customers can purchase labels that can be used immediately or fastsamps that can  taken away for subsequent use.

All customers need do is place their item on the scale and follow the on-screen step-by-step instructions to send their item initally paying with cash with a future option of card payments for transactions over £2.00.