washingtonpost.com - 4/2/2008
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A grass-roots effort is underway to put NBA legend Wilt Chamberlain on a postage stamp, but the earliest he could appear on a stamp would be 2010.
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Wilt Chamberlain Could Score His Own Stamp
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Filed under: 76ers, NBA Media Watch, PhiladelphiaIf there's anyone that's done more scoring in the history of the NBA and that would deserve to be recognized by the world in stamp form, it's Wilt Chamberlain. A group of Philadelphians are promoting the possibility and hope that the US Postal Service will approve. Originally, the group wanted to have Chamberlain's stamp released either during Black History Month or as a commemoration of Wilt's 100 point game on March 2, 1962. Based on stamp approval guidelines (I didn't know they ...
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