It did not take me long to locate a Hipstamp seller with over 600 listings for used copies of USA Scott #1035e, the Statue of Liberty single that was probably among the first 100 stamps you owned. If

I think you are right. The seller sold it as "#10 or #11 ?". I mount the stamps with Super Sticky Post-it Notes cut into small pieces and folded in half. So - yes all of my stamps are &qu

I suspect your #10 is a #11.

Most of these stamps were U.S. since such a great selection to choose from. I have a few 19th century ones in there (#10, 207,210,etc) which I found pretty cheap.

than an ounce at a time, never larger than a #10 envelope. Having said all that, I have noticed that the people here in the forums are pretty good at reporting the rules as they learn of them and are

Scott #1000, issued in 1951, had a catalogue value of $0.20 in 2009. It may have increased to $0.50, but U.S. stamps from 1951 are less than a dime a dozen in reality, especially when selling them to

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

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

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

in half envelope forms a pocket that holds #102 card perfectly and prevents stamps slipping out-- and at least one #102 card (I use new but used is cool) this provides protection that gives a little

Second stamp was issued in 1961 Sc#1030

They both have the same common stamp (italy #107) with perfins, but the perfin symbols(letters?) are reversed.

#12 is ROC #1255, #13=#1131, #10 is a revenue issued by China

#10 - China, but can't find stamp without overprint in catalog

Can anyone help with information on this pane of stamps from French Morocco. They are from the 1923 photogravure issue, 35 centimes but not violet (Scott #101). I have seen a gray shade in another c

Handstamped Galveston Tecas with S.S. Cancel. Large #10 type envelope.

Errors could also come from not checking on perforations, or wishful thinking. A clear and repeated example is the confusion between Saudi Arabia (Hejaz) #L1 and #10