I promptly received this unfortunate and unsigned reply from coastal station Lyngby Radio, Denmark in 9 days for a report mailed to:
Lyngby Radio
Bagsvaerd Mollevej 3
2800 Kgs. Lyngby
Denmark
They used the mint stamps and address label that I supplied, and returned my report, souvenir postcard and blank envelope. Lyngby Radio is unfortunately no longer friendly to DXers, but at least had the courtesy to respond rather than ignoring my correspondence.
OYR – Aasiaat Radio QSL
Aasiaat, Greenland
2187.5 kHz
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NOJ – USCG Communications Station QSL
Kodiak Island, Alaska
4207.5 kHz
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Florø Radio eQSL
Florø, Norway
2,187.5 kHz
Full-data eQSL received in 19 days after sending an e-mail to floro.radio[at]telenor.com. A week after sending my original report, I obtained a few units of mint Norway postage stamps and submitted an airmail report. Perhaps I will receive an airmail response also?
NMN – USCG CAMSLANT QSL
Chesapeake, Virginia
518 kHz
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NMG, USCG CAMSLANT QSL
New Orleans, Louisiana
518 kHz
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NME, USCG CAMSLANT QSL
Charleston, South Carolina
518 kHz
Reverse:
NMA, USCG CAMSLANT QSL
Miami, Florida
518 kHz
Reverse:
3,330 kHz
3 KW
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