another dealer he had some used but unwritten on #4 glassines and I got 1,200 of those. (He has about another 2 boxes worth w which I will get from him at the end of March) For all those I got for a

The image I show is a Ukraine #4 with this surcharge. Any guidance on what it might be worth and additional information on the background (especially "private origin" comment). Thanks in a

On Dec. 8, 2022, invoice #4146707 for 145 stamps w/price.

Edit: Evidently not; none of the other listings for Southern Rhodesia #42-54 show a HV.

Don't usually post my personal stuff but I just popped this bad boy into my album. United States #4. Sweet!

On the other shelf that was built to handle 104 cards and #4 glassine boxes on the top 3 shelves, the bottom shelves hold UN FDC's. On top of those racks I keep the standard size worldwide FDC's. The

As an example, I listed a stamp set like Scott # 's 400-404. There is a hipvalue banner for 400 only attached to it. If you hover on the hipvalue it says, as example, 10 of #400 sold for $1.00. I have

It was hinged and the pencil mark indicated that it was a single #467 in a block of six.

One newly discovered area are the Nagis. #3, #4, #40 though #47. And what are the #55 through #62 series? Obviously more rare.

I have a Hindenburg stamp (#419) with a curious cancelation: o T * The last character is really a 5-point black star not an asterisk. Does anyone know what this cancelation means? Thanks.

Jacques - I had several stamps from your store in my cart. All of them were marked "no longer available" when I looked this morning. I was able to find many of them by searching. It appea

Listing #45458259...Two San Marino Stamps. How the heck could someone add a listing to my site (Troutbum Stamps)?

#408 and #409

which distinguishes it from both the flat plate #498 and the rotary press #545 (19.5 x 20-22 mm) stamps having the same perf 11. Although you cannot measure a stamp without having it in your physica

George - I did forget to include they are first day covers. All of them had stiffeners inside, but through the envelopes you can see that the stiffener is just random paper and sometimes thin cardboar

am i that dumb?? - if perf is vertical not horiz wouldn"t that be a #455??

So I’m showing off my latest acquisition to my wife and I noticed that my US#450 is perforated on the wrong sides. Fortunately it is a cheap problem to fix. But embarrassing as hell.

That beaver is a little blurry but its got great margins. Is it a #4 or a #1?

Just got a beautiful US #478 from Scott and was super-impressed that he shipped the item (from Japan) via airmail and with tracking so that it arrived just seven days after purchase, which is highly u

Picked up this Canada #4 on Hip this morning. Next, I'll be looking for a #1.