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Expertise

I can answer questions about Astrophilately i.e. all space related philately.

Experience in the area

I am a member of the FIP Astrophilately Section and have been exhibiting at International exhibitions since 1988.

Organizations

Victorian Philatelic Council, Royal Philatelic Society of Victoria, ATA-Space Unit, iNternational Asscoiation of Philatelic Exhibitors

Publications

The Asia Pacific Exhibitor, Orbit, Astrophile, American Air Mail Journal

Education/Credentials

B.Sc. (Ed.) UNSW; M.Ed. (Sydney)

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Recent Answers from Charles Bromser

2009-11-22 Columbia Shuttle launch stamps:

Hi Kat, In general the "gold" stamps are of little interest to stamp collectors. The value of the "gold" stamps is usually a fraction of their "new issue" price. They are more a novelty item rather than

2009-11-16 Stamp value:

Hi Jerry, The Seaplane single coil stamps come in three varieties and each sells for about $3-. The full coil would be of interest to a specialist or dealer. Dealer will pay around 30-60% of face value

2009-11-12 War Bond Stamp books:

hi Sue, I suspect that the books are worth something to the specialist collector. Perhaps you could visit a stamps show to get a valuation from a dealer. You can find lists of shows on the American Philatelic

2009-11-09 fils de Guillaume tell:

Hi Edith You the normal stamp of this issue is worth $1- to $3-, however it exists in a colour variety called slate, which is blue-gray, which is worth over $2000-. However I have no idea what the colour

2009-11-02 stamp grades:

Hi Jody, The commission rate Stanford offer is low, however I have not hear of the firm. I would recommend that you try two other sources. The American Philatelic Society at www.stamps.org and the American

 

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