r/stampcollecting • u/mikealicious- • 15h ago
Grenada #20
tête-bêche
r/stampcollecting • u/CadillacGirl • 15h ago
r/stampcollecting • u/HopelessHobby • 19h ago
Younger generation will be inheriting stamp collections from various relatives- boxes and boxes of envelopes and bags filled with stamps. No one is really interested in it but we will keep it in the family. I’m starting to organize by country. Thinking of splitting them between younger generation by country as a fun way to divvy them up. So my question is *** are there any specific country’s stamps that have a higher number of high value stamps?
r/stampcollecting • u/Frosty_Warning4921 • 14h ago
Was surprised to see this cachet from Monaco celebrating the USA's 250th. (I also like the profile of Prince Albert)
r/stampcollecting • u/Amazin4322 • 7h ago
My mother recently passed and had a stamp collection that may have been given to her by her father. I have no interest in collecting and would like a little direction as to where I may sell and/or appraise her small collection.
Most pages are empty. I’m trying to find a respectful home for the books and stamps. Any polite feedback is appreciated.