Bought Some Stamps !

mojjax

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At a garage sale last Saturday . I asked the lady if she had any stamps , she said yes , and she went in the house and came out with a big box .
I don't like to buy loose stamps that were ripped off envelopes , but I saw a few older ones .I paid $5.00 . When I got home I found the good ones in a tattered leather briefcase at the bottom - 3 booklets full of stamp blocks .
 

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And in a silver paper bag , some nice old ones , in little bundles .
 

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Very nice score!
 

mojjax,
Go slowly in identifying your stamps; you may have some valuable winners.
For example, the blue 1 cent Franklin stamp has five varieties (Scott's #s `134, 145, 156, 182 and 206).
They were issued between 1870 and 1882.
The most valuable variety in used condition is worth about 40X the least valuable variety.
Don.......
PS: Great catch !!
 

Very nice finds! :occasion14:
 

Fantastic find, but hurry up and remove those paper clips!
Kudos,
Carl
 

Nice find. Stamps collecting has gone out of favor over the years as prices came down but I feel that with the new forever stamps that stamp collecting may come around again because your initial investment will always go up in value with the increase in stamp prices.
 

dang, 5 bucks??!! that's crazy. Love the little bundles of 1800's stamps
 

I have passed on so many stamp collections that I do not even look at them anymore.

Might have to stop and look again.
 

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