Best place for referencing stamp prices?

Brian B

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Mar 22, 2011
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Hello.


Just keep acquiring, mostly by accident and was wondering if there was a good place where I could get some values. And my local library district doesn't have the Scott catalogues, believe it or not. So looking for something online. But I doubt I will do anything as hardcore as needing a paying membership to a place.


Thank you for any and all help.

B
 

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For US stamps, you may wish to invest a few bucks in a used "Official Blackbook Price Guide to United States Postage Stamps". My 2008 guide is over 600 pages and cost less than $9 when new.

I'd venture a guess that stamp values have not appreciated since 2008; perhaps to the contrary.
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clovis97

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Many libraries will get the books you need through an inter-library loan.

This means that they can borrow the book from another library, sometimes in another state, have it shipped to your local library, and you can check it out.
 

Silver Eagle

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Its hard to beat a scotts specialized catalog! You may want to check out E-bay & see what stamps are going for there, the market is slow but you can get an idea if ya know what you have.
 

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