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Curious about these stamps -
GGelinas - 08-10-2025
[attachment=546]I wonder is someone could tell me anything about these USA stamps. Doing this for a friend whose husband passed a few years ago.
RE: Curious about these stamps -
Hugh - 08-10-2025
Hi Gilles … sorry, I can’t help you. As a WW postal historian I look at older US covers and cancels from time to time, but I don’t seek out or collect US stamps. Not my specialty. You may want to bring them to the club meeting on Thursday and ask around.
Good luck. Cheers, Hugh
RE: Curious about these stamps -
GGelinas - 08-10-2025
Hugh, Thank you, maybe someone else will answer. I can be patient, sometimes, lol
RE: Curious about these stamps -
RICHARD - 08-10-2025
(1 hour ago)GGelinas Wrote: Hugh, Thank you, maybe someone else will answer. I can be patient, sometimes,
Ill do this click hear and you will find all the different types>>>
US stamps. Except the U.S. Army stamp. With the secret marks and grills You have to look at your stamps close and compare on
WWW.theswedishtiger.com web page. # 2 is Scott 212 But the cancel is scarce to Rare so the cancel can sell for around $20.00 U.S. THe stamp is worth forty cents used. # 4 is a cut down postal card, being cut down its worth about five cents. #8 is a postage due its likely number J14 if its perf 11x11, if its perf 11 by 10.5 its J 84 About 50 cents. Good luck Happy collecting
RE: Curious about these stamps -
GGelinas - 08-10-2025
Richard, Thank you, I will check this site
RE: Curious about these stamps -
RICHARD - 08-10-2025
(1 hour ago)GGelinas Wrote: Richard, Thank you, I will check this site
The Army stamp. People like to collect things like that. They will likely pay 5 to 10 dollars U.S. for it.