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

Some of the tools of the trade I put together from my uncle's collection
Are any of this listing have any worth? I’m fairly new to stamp collecting and I’m not sure if any of this are worth keeping for. What are your thoughts and opinions on these collectables?? And how much do they actually sold for now?? Are the prices they’re selling it for reasonable??
Hello friends! My collection hobby started ~3yrs ago when I found out US stamps release newly designed stamps every quarterly. I used to get one of each sheet that’s available to my post office but since it’s becoming an expensive hobby, I rarely get new sheets nowadays. Until recently a year ago, I got into the old stamps and wonder what type of stamps should I look and buy for? I saw some infos online but nothing really helped me at all, maybe the history of it. If anyone out there can explain a beginners guide for me on this whole collectors stamp, it would be a huge thank to you!
PS. Please include any websites or images that helped quiet a lot on your collectors stamp journey, would love to see it!
Alright, so I just stumble upon the 22k US stamp on Facebook marketplace and I pretty much wanted to get a hole of them BUT how worth are they?? Is it true that they’re worth $1-$2 per piece? If I buy a whole book but there are some missing stamps, how much you think they should actually price it? I would not want to buy it over priced if it’s for decorations that don’t worth much.
Hello! My dad just gave me 4 of these stamp collection books and I have no idea what they're worth or how to find that out! Here's some random pages from one of the books. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I'm really struggling right now financially, and my dad's hoping the books will help me
Back in 1973-1975, I guess, I picked up two booklets of 13 cent Liberty Bell stamps -- just the usual ones being sold at the time. When I got home, I realized that there was something weird / wrong -- the booklets claim to have 23 stamps in each, but in fact both have 24 -- three full sheets of eight stamps.
I knew (and know) rather little about stamps, other than "errors and weirdnesses can indicate value", so I put these away in a desk drawer until "later", which turned out to be today. "Oh yeah, those things."
Any thoughts about these? All the sheets are intact, of course; otherwise, they're in good but not pristine shape (see the pics). A bit of googling didn't reveal anything similar out there; might there be any value here? Thanks!

Picked up this lovely 1949 Royal Mail Canada Miniature Mail Bag from Halifax, Nova Scotia.
It still has its original red souvenir tag attached, which reads:
“To you I send this souvenir… Good health and luck to you.”
The tag credits Novelty Mfg. Co. Ltd., Montreal as the manufacturer.
I’m curious if anyone here has more information:
Were these sold only in Halifax or across Canada?
How common are they today?
Has anyone seen similar examples or old catalog listings?
Always fascinated by how these small souvenir items preserve a piece of postal history. Would love to learn more from fellow collectors!
Family member passed away a while ago, it was a hoarder situation so we're still working our way through the chaos. This is one of countless things that weren't looked after as they should have been.
Where do I start with organising and valuing a collection like this? Or would it be simpler to just sell as a job lot?
I'm from the Philippines and I found a book of stamps from the US, Europe and Asia. Based on Google, these stamps are from the late 80s to early 2000s. I'm looking to sell them because I'm low on cash. I need someone to appraise the collection before selling them. Suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance 😊
I have recently inherited a small stamp collection in a hardcover album and whilst I have enjoyed looking at the collection, I know nothing about stamp collecting, have no use for it and wont get long term enjoyment out of it. It also doesn’t hold any sentimental value.
A lot of them look mint condition and some are unused.
Could anyone advise if there is anything exciting in the album, please?
If I were to sell the stamps to a collector, is it better to do so as an album or individually/by stamp set? Or maybe it is worth so little it could benefit from donating it to a starting collector?
I will add some images of the pages below.
Grateful for any advice, thanks for your time.
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Hi! I have got many duplicates of this stamp set, so while supply lasts, I would like to offer to the community to get one set for free in exchange for sharing something interesting about them, or the country they are from!
I will also include a surprise block from another country. Just let me know your address in a private message and they will be on their way. I would be delighted if someone sent me stamps in return, but I do not expect anything.
Hi! I’ve acquired a bunch of stamps from countries including India, Indonesia, Australia, Russia, Czech Republic, Vietnam, Canada, US, France, Poland, Austria, Romania, Spain, India, UK, Netherlands, Pakistan, New Zealand, etc etc etc
I have scanned a few into a dumb AI app and a few have come back with values of $0.50c up to $15. I have approximately 1000 stamps from all over the world from early to late 1900s with most from the 1940s-1970s.
Can I just sell them all in bulk for a hundred bucks or, like, what do I do with them?
I don’t want to toss them out but that’s the way it’s looking haha.
Thanks!
Figured i'd share it here, rather than the 'philately' channel, since.. i wasnt sure if it'd be allowed on there (pretty strict subreddit haha)
Its obviously not the most picasso etc etc professional piece, but i had a lot of fun doing it. It took me a few hours to paint.. And i loved sorting out the stamps i used! Although.. some i'd loved to keep in my album instead, sigh..😭🤣
The first photo is made with a better camera, the other photo's are more raw/less defined. It does look better in person though.
And i also had not checked if any stamps i used were rare, misprinted, or of value.. so feel free to tell me i wasted a pretty rare stamp. Though i doubt it, hopefully.
I think it’s a Prince Albert but if anyone could help me with the value that would be greatly appreciated.
I have a bunch of these. I don't collect them, but they were in a box with a lot of such covers that I inherited
Hi!
My grandfather passed away and I have tons of First Day Stamp cards without the stamps.
Does anyone know where I can make some posts to look for the stamps I am missing? Would love to fill out my book. Just unsure of where to start.