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Native American Coin and Stamp Collection | Stamps195 of 257 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
VikingFan82
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I ordered this from a collecting magazine several years ago. The Indian Head penny is from 1907, the Buffalo Nickel is from 1936, and the stamp is from 1968. I know how much the coins are worth, but I have no idea on the value of the stamp.
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Here ya go http://www.kenmorestamp.com/us-stamp-collecting/Philatelic/1965-1969-number1261-1386/1968-Commemoratives-_number1339-40,-1342-64_/3/218/927 stamp #1364 60 cents mint!
Well that's disappointing lol
I hear ya Viking, I have alot of stamps from my Dads collection I looked up & their not worth much eather. Bummer. so much for collecting stamps!!!