I also appreciate the little touches of humor, including adding that US #1 block of four to your shopping cart! (Can the checkout button be far behind? )

I was surprised to see how well Hipstamp (Hip eCommerce) is doing in the ratings. Hipstamp is currently running in position #131 in the table with 666.4K site visits per month.

I have two Newfoundland # 132, Used. the one on the left is Scott #132, is the one on the right a changeling ? just cant find it in Scott's cat

The results for "Gold Coast 107" and "Gold Coast #107" are the same:

An effective search would display results from 107, #107, with SG 107 or a translation of SC nr to SG. that just my 2c

1. https://www.hipstamp.com/browse/?from=wantlist&keywords=Gold Coast #107&item_specifics_04_condition[]=mint-nh-&item_specifics_04_condition[]=unused&item_specifics_05

The second stamp is catalog number #1324. That in itself doesn't make it valuable. But I noticed a print shift. The river portion in shifted. So not sure if this adds any value to the stamp. Again

Stamp #2 - DPRK (Korea) #1521 - Stamp #3 - China - Revenue - National Savings Stamp - Year 1944

Just accepted an offer on Invoice #1973913 . When I first went to the offers page, the item appeared TWICE, same item, same private ID number I attach to each listing. I clicked the first instance, an

Morocco #B23, Tripolitania #B8 - Madeira #RA1 (Postal Tax) - Mongolia #126 - Leeward - Cut square from a postal stationary wrapper

It reminded me of when I bought a #10 cover from a fellow dealer off a stack of 50 identical covers - all had a large tear at the bottom. I paid $1.00. It went for just shy of $200 on Ebay. I sent out

Chinese stamp issued for the 70th birthday of Chiang Kai-shek in 1956. Scott #1143. Lowest scv.

But I fully plan on being a full time paper seller in 5 years, postcards prob being the #1 line of oinventory, ephemera 2nd and stamps third. Might dump the stamps though. It is soooooooooo tedious to

These were delisted by Scott as they are computer generated postage. See the note regarding this following Australia Scott #1405.

The buyer had sent it (US #121 used) to PSE.

Just sold #1612 MNH $5.00 Plate Block. I Listed it for $9.97 by mistake. I will honor my listing its not the buyers fault. I need to double check next time.

Ebay destroyed values in many fields. I remember purchasing a #10 cover from the Byrd Expedition off a stack of at least 50 identical covers from another dealer for $1.00. They were rubber banded toge

Invoice #1360866 from 10/15/2018 - Buyer: dorian68 (1735)

According to the Durland Standard Plate Number Catalog, those plate numbers are for Scott #1041. The plate numbers are common for that stamp, and are the lowest value of the plate numbers use for that

I have a mint plate block from the 1954 presidential series. It is an 8 cent liberty block that has a pinkish color all around, even on the edges. The numbers are 24915 and 24935. It is similar to #10