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    Posted 13 years ago

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    Supermustang
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    This is a tiny part of stamp collection not that I really don't know any thing about collecting but this my mega pick that I bought in a estate sale most of the stamp are used in very good condition. I have this collection for a few years now but dont know if there really worth any thing or how to go about find out if they have any value can any help?

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    nystamps US Stamp # 1 Red Cancel $500 A19x1504
    nystamps US Stamp # 1 Red Cancel $5...
    $188
    US Stamp - #2- USED - 10 cent 1847 Washington Imperf Issue - CV $850- SCARCE
    US Stamp - #2- USED - 10 cent 1847 ...
    $230
    nystamps US Stamp # 67 Used Red Cancel $1060 A19x1548
    nystamps US Stamp # 67 Used Red Can...
    $79
    US Stamp - #21 - USED - 1 cent Franklin type III Issue - CV $1350 - SCARCE
    US Stamp - #21 - USED - 1 cent Fran...
    $12
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    nystamps US Stamp # 1 Red Cancel $500 A19x1504
    nystamps US Stamp # 1 Red Cancel $5...
    $188
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    1. AnotherWorld, 13 years ago
      A nice way to find out at least a little bit about stamp value, is to go to eBay and search in the USA stamp section called BOBs. (Back of the book). That's where you'll see most of your items on sale/auction (for example all of your sales tax items). Be aware that people state things like "High CV" (Catalog value) but this should be taken with a pinch of salt since the catalog values don't reflect how much a stamp is really worth from day to day. If you decide to sell your stamps on eBay (or any other type of general non-specialized auction site) you can figure on getting about 10-20% of the CV value.
    2. VikingFan82 VikingFan82, 13 years ago
      I use kenmorestamp.com

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