Thanks Kyle!

The #11 has a U.S EXPRESS mail (Boston) cancel a little premium listed in scott specialized

At 6:20 what is tht video in the background

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My 64 pink has a fancy cancel

I'm a beginner so this may not be a very good way of doing things, but seems to work for me. I'm using StampManage to catalog my stamps. For duplicates that don't go into an album I assign a page number to each page in my stock book, use rows and columns of the page and use that as a reference in the database. So my stamps in the stock book are in no order, but if I want to find something I look it up in StampManage and it tells me where the stamp is for example If I find a US 1136, I look it up in StampManage and it tles me that I have one in my album, and one in the Red 3 ring binder page 16 row 7 column 3. If I don't already have a duplicate of the stamp , it just goes in the next slot. Seems to be working pretty well and keeps stock pages to a minimum. I do use dealer cards for any stamps catalog value over 50 cents and the location in stampmanage just says "dealer card".

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Can I have the stamps you don't want,I am just starting to collect

The fancy cancels those red George Washington’s I think are part of the US Red triangle stamp types. Specifically at 1:11:19/20 and 1:11:36-48, 1:21:13- 1:24:28, 1:25:15 - 1:28 or so . I’m guessing they were pre 1894 part of the stamps that may have been issued from The American Bank Note company. The ones from 1:13:46 -1:14:07, from what I’ve gathered, were part of the 2 cent first Bureau issue and they came from 1894-1903. The panic of 1893, the economic depression, The Love Canal having it’s funding cut and repurposing as a toxic waste dump, The Pullman strike of 1984 along with the development of Labor Day are part of the historical context of the stamp. In 1894 The Bureau of Engraving did not have time to create a new stamp so they created the stamp dies based on ones handed over from The American Bank Note Company. Tara Stewart with The International Stamp Club of New York gave a good presentation about it. There are some unique details to help discern which planchette it came off of including those triangles and the bars that span across them, hair details, white space, and part of the lettering. There maybe some unique color variations to them too. If your interested I’d be happy to share the video. The Vinct parae on the brown stamp mentioned maybe Persian, it looks like Latin to me. Hope the information helps. Nice collection and great video. Thanks for the entertainment.

Cool album. I have the same interest. I collect USA Classics 1847-1934. I am slowly getting there as these stamps can be expensive. My methodology is to buy them MNH first. Second, Lightly Hinged if possible. And finally used. For the expensive value, I will definitely get a certificate. Happy hunting. Thank you for sharing your passion.

I’m colorblind. The gauge still won’t work for me. lol

The blue butterfly is some variety of Blue Morpho. Not sure if you have many butterfly houses stateside, in Europe we have a few dotted about and they usually house quite a few of these! Amazing butterflies! I think they are native to South America

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Hello. I have a collection of valuable and rare original stamps from several countries with a long life. Can you help or buy?

To reply to part of your question. Liechtenstein originally used Austrian stamps. The wording on the early stamps is "k.k. österreichische Post im Fürstentum Liechtenstein’" which translates as Austrian post in the Principality of Liechtenstein. Austrian stamps continued to be good in Liechtenstein for a period of time. But whether these stamps were good in Austria I am not sure and that is a good question. Perhaps someone else knows. I was just reading an article about a blue winged butterfly in California that has become extinct so that is a possibility. When I was young I used to see a Goodyear blimp flying around but have not seen one for years. The plant that you could not remember is a cattail. I am familiar with the fox Luxembourg stamp. It is Reynard the Fox. I love Medieval literature and he is part of it. Luxembourg has three official languages, French, German and Luxembourgish. The Luxemblourg thanks stamps would be for WW 2. Korea did a similar thing. Just an FYI, Luxembourg is a Grand Duchy. My favorite stamps from Luxembourg are the Officials that have the word "Officiel" punched in perfins. I am trying to get a full set but am still missing three, Scott notes them but does not list them. Keep on a lookout for them. The SP overprint stands for Public Service.

I went to Lichtenstein a while back and was able to drive across the entire country in nine minutes. It’s a neat place but it’s not very tourist friendly.

For the thank you stamps of Luxembourg, the dates and countries would be your hint. Those are the allied armies that took part in the liberation of Luxembourg from Nazi Germany in WWII.

Haha, who doesn´t want to live in Liechtenstein, which is a very beautiful and wealthy country in Central Europe. But you need a certain amount of $$$ for a living over there. Same with other tiny European countries like Monaco, Luxembourg or Andorra, known as a "tax oasis". And you got a pretty neat assortment of Liechtenstein stamps as well. First they used the Austrian currency: 1 Krone = 100 Heller and then switched to the Swiss one: 1 Franken = 100 Rappen. Back in the days, Liechtenstein stamps were highly recommended as a brilliant stamp investment. Greets from GER, U.

Hello Kyle. Just discovered your channel and subscribed to it as I love your passion and enthusiasm for the wonderful world of philately! As per Lichtenstein, like you said, it is a principality and is therefore ruled by a prince. Luxemburg is a Grand-Duchy and is ruled by a Grand Duke (or Grand-Duchess). The UK, Belgium, the Netherlands, Danemark are kingdoms and are ruled by kings (or queens), and if there was still an Empire in this world, it would be ruled by an Emperor (like Napoleon I, and Napoleon III in 19th century France). Getting ready to check your other videos! Cheers from Provence

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The colors in the one set of dues are like the early GB Victoria stamps in that the inks will get damaged by water . Majority of the postage dues are easily identified through wtrmrks but silk paper is easily identified through the diff color threads in the paper.

Hello. I have a collection of valuable and rare original stamps from several countries with a long life. Can you help or buy?

Hello. I have a collection of valuable and rare original stamps from several countries with a long life. Can you help or buy?

I have a stamp collection with mostly Australian pre decimal. i have videos of part of collection. I am not a collector and would like to find out the value of stamps.

Otto Hahn got the Nobel Price. He helped many jewish people in the Third Reich. The stamps are for West-Berlin. The city had his own stamps until 1990. Greetings from Germany!

Hi Kyle. "Is it really a surcharge?" around 41:50 on the video. Yes it is, because 12 mark (think dollars) is more than 40 pfennig (think cents). I enjoy your totally improvised episodes. Some day, hopefully, you'll run into a true gem.

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Hello. I have a valuable and rare stamp set, can you help or buy?

owch! Mr Kyle.... kreuzer sounds like kroyt-zer!

Interesting collection! CSA stamps must be hard to get! but that $$ 3500.00 first price is.... WAY ! too much! HOW evah! enjoy these!!

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Nice, a Cabinets Episode! I tried to quickly read up about Germany and German States, but it is pretty complicated, so I didn't try too hard. But now I learned a bit through your video. The surcharge definition - yes definitions of terminology can be difficult and frustrating, and it is so important, to exactly know what someone means by using a certain term. It was an interesting episode, Kyle. Thanks!

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Appreciate the tip on Carson LumiLoupe. I also have some US revenue stamps that I can’t put in my Davo Albums. 😢

Towards the beginning, you commented that stamps should be about important topics. So, nothing like a pencil, for example. The pencil is actually more complicated than most people think. Look for an essay called "I, Pencil," by Leonard Read, and you can find audio of Multon Friedman talking about it. You won't ever think of a pencil the same way again.

I have a 64 pink in fine centering

Interesting assortment of German stamps. In 19th century, the German States got different currencies like "Pfennig / Thaler" in most Northern parts and "Kreuzer/ Gulden" in the Southern states. After the unification in 1871, the "Deutsches Reich" had one single currency: 1 Mark = 100 Pfennig. And: Germany never got a double eagle in his coat of arms. If you find these on stamps, they are mostly from Austria, Russia or Albania. 22:45 That´s the third Prussian issue from 1858 (gegitterter Grund), No watermark used for these stamps ! The first issue is easy to identify because the stamps were engraved. 25:00 These stamps don´t belong to a collection of "German States", but to "Soviet occupation of Germany" after WWII. 25:43 This stamp was issued by a private company: "Express", delivering local mail in Hamburg during late 19th century. Greets from GER, U.

Any stamp that has any damage whatsoever goes into my trash. I do not even have to think about it. Lol! I never thought about it but you are correct that surcharge generally means an addition. However most countries surcharge to a lower denomination to keep people from overprinting them themselves. No one is going to forge a surcharge with a lower denomination and lose money. Inflationary period issues are a different matter. I have to agree with you that it may not be the literally correct word to use but it is the word that is generally accepted in stamp circles. Perhaps those paper hinges are homemade. Nice video. I like German stamps too.

Hi can you share the link from where you buy that album ?

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Hi Kyle. A sash goes diagonally over your shoulder and across your chest. Best regards James in Scotland.

I got something that should interest you. I have about 800 mint sheets of stamps. About the same amount in partial sheets and even more plate blocks of stamps. I have every single sheet you shower in this video and about 19 sheets of the C57 valued at $115 ea. Ready to get rid of them. Just don't know how

Our local mom & pop movie theater give change with the $1.00 coins and modern issue $2.00 bills. We think it's pretty cool.

Didn't see my first clear mounts until abt 1979.

Oh yes, square UK stamps so you get squared everytime when receiveing mail from there. Ha ha

Nice time spent with stamps. You are right. Stamps take one on a learning journey. ... "Don't question it, that's art" 🤣 Thanks for the video, Kyle!

Good people having fun. A long video, but worth watching. Thanks for sharing!

Those Swedish icehockey forever stamps are actually worth 1,69$ a piece at the moment but of course a bit useless for you americans

Well, with Colnect working properly, I was also able to identify some Iran stamps like you did! Also, Syria, Hyderabad, Schleswig Plebiscite, Travancore and Crete British Post Office! I just had these stamps in a bag and now they are in my stock books!