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Can’t say I disagree with this.
What irks me is the false color images. If you’re only going to have one image of each planet, don’t choose a false color image. Gives the average person the wrong impression.
Maybe they could issue an “our dwarf planets” sheet.
…And better yet, it’ll be an open-ended series, given continuing Kuiper Belt discoveries.
There’s gotta be thousands of them out there, each just waiting to do its part to carry the postage!