Thanks Don appreciate the help he had an extensive collection mostly German.Your stamps appear to be numbered from the Scott's Catalog.
Here are the values from another source: H. E. Harris and Co. 2022 edition.
Stamp # 65 was issued during the period 1861-1862 and valued at $2 in average condition.
Stamp #68 was issued during the same period and valued at $38 in average condition.
Stamp #73 was issued during the period 1861-1866; valued at $45 in average condition.
More info later unless others chime in with the answers.
Don.....
Don,Your CSA stamp (#6) was issued in 1862 (12 million issued). It's worth about 3X more in used condition than in unused (like yours) condition. As is, I'd give it about a $10 retail value.
Don.....
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Great info thanks again Don.If you asked me to give you quick values, I'd offer these figures:
#281 $1.00
#272 $1.25
#H311 $40.00 !! (But I don't know what the 'H' means)
#254 $10.00
#978 20 cents
#1143 50 cents
#1115 30 cents
#1049 $4.00
#1408 $1.00
#367 $1.50
#C59 75 cents ("C" designate an air mail stamp)
Don.....
Does H mean never hinged? And what does that mean?If you asked me to give you quick values, I'd offer these figures:
#281 $1.00
#272 $1.25
#H311 $40.00 !! (But I don't know what the 'H' means)
#254 $10.00
#978 20 cents
#1143 50 cents
#1115 30 cents
#1049 $4.00
#1408 $1.00
#367 $1.50
#C59 75 cents ("C" designate an air mail stamp)
Don.....
What is that z magenta grid he has to right and is bigger?That #1 stamp is definitely a keeper.
It would be worth less if cancelled by ink, but yours is 'the real deal' once authenticated.
The stamps from the Columbian Exposition are usually found in collections up to the 10-cent stamp. You have three higher values. Your father-in-law is (or was) a great collector.
The values given might be retail, but you never know in an auction.
Don....
Mackaydon, why would the Used be more than the Unused, as far a value. Learning, It's like Mint, Unused & used. OF course some are listed with "minor flaws" etc. IF one becomes an "avid" collector, there is so much to learn be it coin, currency or stamps. Now, I would guess it would have something with the cancellation marks, at least on the SARRE stamps. Same holds true for some other stamps of which off hand I could not tell anyone which they would be.Your CSA stamp (#6) was issued in 1862 (12 million issued). It's worth about 3X more in used condition than in unused (like yours) condition. As is, I'd give it about a $10 retail value.
Don.....
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