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I received a squishy package from Ebay today. I couldn’t believe all the stamps on the Flat Rate envelope
70 2 cent Mark Hopkins 4 4 cent Christmas 1962 20 1 ˝ cent Martha Washington 4 4 cent Abraham Lincoln 4 4 cent Champion of Liberty Mahatma Gandhi 4 4 cent Walter F George 4 4 cent 1959 NATO 4 4 cent John Foster Dulles 8 4 cent 1960 Boys Club Of America Movement 4 4 cent Winslow Homer 4 4 cent Mesa Verde 4 4 cent Long May It Wave American Flags 8 4 cent Dag Hammarskjold 4 4 cent Water Conservation 4 4 cent Fifth World Forestry Congress 6 ??????? 1975 Christmas US Postage 4 4 cent 1958 Atlantic Cable Centenary 1 1 cent Roosevelt/ Hyde Park WOW……That’s 161 stamps 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) |
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WOW ! But I can't help but think whoever did that didn't realize that maybe the stamps were worth more to a collector ? It would be interesting to see if they still have any value ?
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That was my first thought too!
WHO in the right mind would use those? Not me! I'm thinking it's someone who cleaned out mom/dads/gramma/grampa's attic/house/garage and found them...... |
Wow!! That is incredible. I don't think they knew what they had. Probably just using up mom and dads old stamps. Yikes!!!
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WOW! OMG! I agree that somebody died and this is part of their collection. Look at the dates of some of those. Oh gosh. My dad collected stamps.
I do hope you're not tossing them! Even cancelled, collectors still want them. Please find someone who wants them. |
I think it is a sign you need to start stamp collecting.
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Wow -- that's a bunch of stamps!! I've never seen a 1 1/2 cent stamp before....how would you make change if you only needed to buy one? :lol: :lol:
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I grew up in the next town north of Hyde Park, and I remember those Lincoln stamps, too. I can't believe they crammed that many on an envelope!
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