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  Greetings - new member     Thu 25th Oct 2007 12:57:55

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Hello,

New to this site. I have a bunch of stamps, all countries, various ages. I'm wondering how I can determine their worth. Is there a philately search engine or appraisal service somewhere?

Any advice is welcome.
Regards,
Glenn
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  Greetings - new member     Thu 25th Oct 2007 14:36:58

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In response to Glennfragment :

Hello,

New to this site. I have a bunch of stamps, all countries, various ages. I'm wondering how I can determine their worth. Is there a philately search engine or appraisal service somewhere?

Any advice is welcome.
Regards,
Glenn

hi GF,
as a newcomer to stamp collecting aka philately and delcampe, welcome. to answer your question from an ol' philatelist, as you live in the u.s., try your local library and see if they have some scott catalogs you can check out or use in the library to look up your stamps. you should also become familiar with philatelic terms and read the front of the catalogs as that has good information to help first time learners. also here is a good site to help you:

www.stamps.orgLink (http)

this is the american philatelic organization or APS for short. this site has a lot of help for beginners. and other links that will help too. if you need any more help, i and many other delcampers are here to assist you. have fun with this hobby, you will learn much from it. i have in the 40+ years i have been doing it. :cool2:

amities,
cajunsr.
:D
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  Greetings - new member     Thu 25th Oct 2007 14:41:53

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In response to Glennfragment :

Hello,

New to this site. I have a bunch of stamps, all countries, various ages. I'm wondering how I can determine their worth. Is there a philately search engine or appraisal service somewhere?

Any advice is welcome.
Regards,
Glenn

P.S.-you will find more help from us if you leave messages under the philatelic section of the forum. :wink2:

amities,
cajunsr.
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  Greetings - new member     Thu 25th Oct 2007 18:00:13

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In response to Cajunsr1 [99% (632x)] Club+ member: Silver  :
hi GF,
as a newcomer to stamp collecting aka philately and delcampe, welcome. to answer your question from an ol' philatelist, as you live in the u.s., try your local library and see if they have some scott catalogs you can check out or use in the library to look up your stamps. you should also become familiar with philatelic terms and read the front of the catalogs as that has good information to help first time learners. also here is a good site to help you:

www.stamps.orgLink (http)

this is the american philatelic organization or APS for short. this site has a lot of help for beginners. and other links that will help too. if you need any more help, i and many other delcampers are here to assist you. have fun with this hobby, you will learn much from it. i have in the 40+ years i have been doing it. :cool2:

amities,
cajunsr.
:D


Greetings,
Thank you for your kind and useful advice. I visit the library almost every day, and will look into the resources you suggested.

The thing is, I'm not new to philately. I started collecting stamps nearly 30 years ago. But the collection has been sitting in the attic [where it's dry and has stable temps] for years. I just pulled it out the other day, and was astounded at how many stamps I have.

So, I'm looking for a way to determine their value and offer them to other philatelists.

I'll do some research. Thanks for the welcome to this site. I expect you'll hear further from me.

I have a coin collection too, but that's another story :-)

regards,
Glenn
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  Greetings - new member     Thu 25th Oct 2007 19:12:51

Cajunsr1

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In response to Glennfragment :

Greetings,
Thank you for your kind and useful advice. I visit the library almost every day, and will look into the resources you suggested.

The thing is, I'm not new to philately. I started collecting stamps nearly 30 years ago. But the collection has been sitting in the attic [where it's dry and has stable temps] for years. I just pulled it out the other day, and was astounded at how many stamps I have.

So, I'm looking for a way to determine their value and offer them to other philatelists.

I'll do some research. Thanks for the welcome to this site. I expect you'll hear further from me.

I have a coin collection too, but that's another story :-)

regards,
Glenn

hi glenn,
as for the coins, we have experts for them as well. and welcome back to the hobby. i'm sure your library will have an up to date or very recent scott catalog. also there is a free online site for stanley gibbons, but with no images, but still an excellent source of information:

Link (http)

again, for coins, just use the numistic coin forum (coins and banknotes ).

amities,
cajunsr.
:D

p.s. - where y'all are in the states? i live in tampa, fl.
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