My father had 10k of the 13k Scott #s shown in the USA file of ez stamp. It shows his buy price vs current value. Most stamps #1-1000 he took a major hit on. He did most of his damage in the late 8

US, I would first type in the upper box US #1-50. This currently brings up 9210 stamps. I would then sort these by catalogue number. Except for a few strays, you get a listing of all # 1's avai

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See the note in Scott Catalogue after Pakistan #128.

Holiday Sale #1 - Save 20% (US, Canada, Great Britain)

And a cool POW 1864 cover with Old Point Comfort, VA cancellation using US # 65 and Confederate #12 stamps

and then fold it in half it forms a pocket that #102s fit perfect in so no dreaded tape needed and packed well to survive postal system. walmart sells a cannon Pixma scanner for about $30. lots of wa

LOL Don and I agree with Rene also the items should state in the title that they are fake. or even fake? if you suspect. They should not be removed until he is given the word to do it. just my opini

If you enter #1 here then you get this result:

item your searching example you type in US Scott #1 all seller's with that available should show up even a option to have best seller Shipping price at top and worst at bottom stuff like this could b

This is a Scott #11 (on cover CV $20) and a Scott #7 (on cover CV $155).

So I found a loop pole to this simply have multiple auctions in the titles state #1,#2,#3 all starting at different times bidding n max bids at there own leisure! As for the higher the bids the more I

I just completed by #1's a couple months ago. Took forever to get a 1c but finally managed to dig one up.

I have to say that best part about owning Scott #1 and #2 is not having to search for them again.

These are Saudi Arabia. The 5g Violet should be #169 and measure 29 x 20 1/4mm. Looks to be the 1934 set white paper. The 1946-1949 printings were on grey paper. The rose colored stamps are Postal T

includes tracking. The label will not fit on a #10 envelope, though.

All this aggravation with the USPS is very unsettling. I would like to know how you can mail a single stamp as a package. My post office will not allow me to mail a small item in a #10 size envelope o

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I use #10 or larger mailing envelopes but have never found it necessary to purchase stay flats. Stiffeners are essential and I save my cereal boxes for this purpose. They may look look professional,

also forms an additional pocket below if needed for addition card - #102 fits perfect so items can not slip out and adds protection. I have shipped thousands of these out.. never had a complaint of da