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I have been a collector of stamps for well over 10 years now and about 5 of those have been selling on various different sites over the internet. I have the ability and knowledge to do my best in assisting anyone with questions regarding to, but not limited to, identification, evaluation, and any other philatelic related question. As I have sold for many years, I have a good feel for the philatelic market and have helped many people value their collections.
10 years as a collector of pre-independence African countries and USA Scott listed revenues. I have sold stamps for the past 5 years on sites such as eBay and StampWants.com. I am also currently doing research in the area of 19th century USA fancy cancels.
American Philatelic Society No. 200711, ARA No. 7038, Regular contributor to the Virtual Stamp Club.
University of St Andrews (Scotland, UK) graduate with a MA in International Relations and Business Management
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John: What you have can be identified as Scott #671. It was first issued on May 1, 1929. Unfortunately, as this is one of the lower values, there isn't much interest as there are plenty still on the
Dale: If you wish, you can contact me at andrew.titley33@gmail.com with where you are located. From there, I can help you find a respected dealer nearby who would be a good start to look at the collection
Bar: The stamp you have is listed in the Bale Specialized Catalogue of Israel Stamps. I only have an outdated 2004 edition of the catalogue but I do not believe the value would change significantly
Jake: This is most certainly in the book. I'm not sure how much different my 2011 copy of S.G. is from yours but look at Great Britain Ty. 93 (S.G. 257, 259, 312-14). You may not be finding them
Brenda: Unfortunately not. Fleetwood is a very common cachet maker for First Day Covers and there isn't very much of a premium for these covers. Coupled by the fact that they are quite recent, there
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