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Image 1 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 2 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 3 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 4 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 5 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 6 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 7 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 8 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 9 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 10 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 11 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 12 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 13 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 14 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
Image 15 — Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels
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Amanitas I found today. I believe a couple to be destroying Angels

u/B3anstalk22 — 11 days ago
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New to Identifying, Any advice on what should I look for to determine sp.? Central Maine USA

u/B3anstalk22 — 15 days ago
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Practicing Identifying. I believe this is genus Inocybe. Central ME USA

Roast me if im wrong

knobbed, smooth cap. close gill spacing.

i think the gills are attached(adnexed), would love clarification on this

central stalk with equal shape.

anything else I should look at?

u/B3anstalk22 — 15 days ago
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18 of the finds from this weekend. Still working on identifying everything.

u/B3anstalk22 — 19 days ago
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The tools behind the collection

Some of the tools of the trade I put together from my uncle's collection

u/B3anstalk22 — 2 months ago
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What would you consider a valuable collection?

My uncle who passed away this year left us with a very nice stamp collection. After the last few months of cataloging and research I know his collection is pretty impressive, I just don't know how impressive. I have a range of what I believe everything is worth and would like some insight from other collectors to help me gauge what I've got and how to move forward.

What price range would you give to:

Nice collection:

Very nice collection:

Amazing collection:

You'll do well at auction with that collection:

OMG WHY ARE YOU ASKING REDDIT MAKE SURE Those STAMPS ARE SAFELY SECURED AND CALL THE APS:

I understand and agree that stamps are more than their monetary value, I would just like some insight into what I'm dealing with

u/B3anstalk22 — 2 months ago