Buyer beware! I don't know how any reputable stamp dealer can sell a stamp like this, a plate proof with perforations and cancellation added. There are lots of bidders though

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

I was hoping to be #1,000 but no such luck.

His description of "Mint Iceland #15 w/ hr" suggests in the absence of declaring no gum, that gum remains and may have inclined him to believe it is unused. One can't help but wonder about

A #6 envelope fits nicely inside a #10 envelope without any need to fold the smaller envelope.

I generally use #102 cards and recycle them if possible. i then take a regular letter size envelope and "open it" (important to open it before folding) then fold it in half forming a pocket

Here is a pix of a 107A card with a few stamps in it and the stiffener I cut from a manila file folder. I put the 107A card(s) in a #5 glassine and the glassine in the stiffener. You get 3 per file fo

#119 is this an overprint or a cancel or some other country?

Yes George, I bought two Showgard #10 Albums from Subway. They are OK for earlier covers, but in 2001, the Royal Mail decided to increase the height of their covers by 1/2 inch to 5 inches. So now su

Looks like a Scott #14 to me too. The line above the "POSTAGE" is complete, which only occurs with #14.

Related to this, another stamp has told me that since this stamp has "type 2 secret marks", the stamp must be a #14. However, I'm unable to find any reference to secret marks for this issue

Scott United States #1129, Over 47 million printed. Worth 8 cents each stamp.

I didn't think US #3 ever had gum as it was a reprinted issue of #1. As for the US #122, that is a very well centered stamp with a gorgeous face but it is lightly used not unused. One of my pet peeve

Scott #128Ab perf 13 issued 1955

#1 - SC#665 - Characters at left will vary in number depending on the new value.

Listed Canada #1199-02 MNH Plate Block ID #27671622 not found