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Hey Ted I have an uncle with some valuable stamps as he says I wanted to see if you can take a look

Hip stamp dont have the option that ebay & Delcampe have & that is "Show SOLD" item on any search. in that way all other seller can see if the item is demandable or not . Hip Stamps should add this feature. since its marketplace

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Thanks for the great info and stamp tour.

I just caught them misidentifying Morocco stamps for Monaco stamps. Stay away from them.

I like going to stamp shows. The disadvantage is that, at least in my area there are only 2 a year. The good part is that I can save up and see my favorite, and trusted dealers.

Nice.fit.man. Good.peice

Hi Ted, I am not aware if you know about the LastDodo website. It is part of the Catawiki organisation and it's a place where mostly collectors and small dealers can sell their stamps. There are two reasons for me to buy from this site once and a while: 1. they offer mostly less valuable stamps and is perfect for filling the gaps of missing cheap stamps. 2. you have direct contact with the seller and communication is running through personal email. unfortunately most of the transactions are done by bank transactions, which for me, with a dutch bank account is very easy and for free, but for people from abroad like the USA, it is more expensive. But all by all a buyer friendly website!

Another good, informative Philatelic video ! Thanks Ted !

Hipstamp is backed by APS in part

Hello Ted. Very informative video. On Stamps2Go there is a refine search button on every country page that is very helpful. There you can expand the listings per page up to 500, show stamps with images, and filter format, grades and types. There is also a custom price filter. For sellers the fees are very reasonable, as they do not charge for listings or a store fee. The only fee you pay is if an item sells and the fixed shipping fee helps keep pricing equitable. However, they don't have the presence of the other large websites, which can make it difficult to find buyers. All the best to you.

Hi Ted, good work but I did wonder why ZIllionsOfStamps was not covered? :-)

Hi Ted! I'm a new collector, and I wanted to say that I've found your videos to be incredibly informative and helpful. Thanks so much for making these!

Very informative, thanks for taking us along. If your permanent residence is in Europe, you might prefer ebay Germany because there are no fees for private sellers. Greets from GER, U.

There was an old storage unit closes down, they left behind boxes of postage stamps, i took them home and wow! I started collecting ...ill probably end up selling.....lots to learn ....im already a coin collector....

its pretty funny that people used those for postage lol

The old albums and particularly Scott's have a charm about them not ever seen again. I love the covers on them.

It was very interesting and something I did not know. Thank you for showing us.

Excellently structured and edited video, Ted. How did you get the woman to read the Russian? Rhetoric question if too complicated. Did you build the rest with Powerpoint? I enjoyed the short video. Interesting that the stamps were used as currency, but then also for postal use? They are beautiful stamps.

I have some NASA Local Post covers. I will have to dig them out again and see which ones.

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Awesome stamps 👍

Thanks for sharing Ted. I am new to philately, and am excited to learn more about stamps. Seems like a wholesome and timeless hobby. Take care

I did not know that. I own a unused one the 10 one with Tzar Nicholas II That I purchased at an antique shop. Why is the used one more expensive than the unused ones?

So sorry You lost a good friend. God Bless all💔🙏

Ted, i have a couple thousand stamps probably, ive had several decades. Id like to ask you a couple questions. Can i do that here?

Excellent video. Thanks

Thank you, this was helpful!

That was an AWESOME PRESENTATION!!❤

Hi. I'm a 62-year-old collector from Puerto Rico. I've been collecting intermittently since I was 10 years old. I now specialize in collecting topics: World War 2 (including Third Reich and occupations issues), Space Exploration (emphasis on manned space missions), Puerto Rico (under Spanish dominion). Since I just "discovered" your TH-cam page, I might be asking for things which you might have already covered in your videos before. I'm looking forward to starting to print my customized topical album pages, but I'm still considering options before starting the actual printing. I would like to receive advice on the best way or most recommended way to lay out my albums, since I'm specializing in issues about historical events. Should I organize my pages by years, by events, by historical figures or just by stamp series. For example, some WW2 issues commemorate various battles in just one issue. Should I mount on my pages the whole issue or should I "split" the issue and arrange each stamp belonging to a specific battle or a specific time within the conflict. The same happens with the Space Exploration topic: some issues depict stamps honoring various missions within the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs (just to use as an example stamps related to US missions), not to mention Russian or other countries' missions. I just subscribed to this page, so I'm hoping maybe sometime in the future you could address this topic and offer some useful advice. Thanks for this great page. Keep on the good work. Dr. Freddie A. Gutiérrez Rojas APS Member #226086 Bayamón, PR gutierfa@hotmail.com

GSWA Scott #Nr16 blue 20p with brown spot and fresh mint copy is not the same stamp.Look at lower right corner PERF.

Great information! Thanks!

lol ... lots of punny headlines. Thanks for the fun videos! :)

Ted talks? No his voice is 2 boring. Sorry

Hi Ted! Thanks to one of your videos about Latvian stamps, I got to looking and did indeed found one stamp with the map 🗺 on the back! So NEAT!

Nice covers and a great view, hope you are settling in well 👍👍👍 I would love to have the Posieden launch from the USS Simmon Bulivard, my oldest brother served on him for 2 years. Looking forward to more videos good 🍀🍀🍀

Excellent theme! I've some nice space covers too. 👍

Haha...that's not Ralph Cramden...it's Churchill!!

Hello Ted just found your channel , I have a large collection from my late uncle which ranges from 1930s to present with a few older ones too . Would you be able to value them for me please if I send you pictures .

I thought your list was a great list and opinions are subjective. As a child growing up in Canada I was just beginning to collect stamps in 1968. It was that year that a stamp came out honoring John McCrae who wrote the well known poem" In Flanders Fields", To this day that has remained my favorite postage stamp.

I'm jealous! what a view and a great collection of covers.

Nice start to the video. The ocean is the most beautiful blue! Idyllic! I googled both Canico and Funchal - both beautiful and along the coast. You are going to enjoy it so much to live there, Ted. So many covers! Interesting. I liked it when the stamps on the cover were also space themed. Thanks for the video, Ted.

These space covers were very popular - I have gotten tons of these exact covers in box lots and passed them on to cover collectors or soaked the stamps if the covers were in poor shape. What an era compared with the crazy pace of space news today!

Good morning. a lot of interesting material for the collection thanks for the review

Congratulations Ted, I am Portuguese but never been Madeira or Acores 😂 only one time visit family in Lisboa, I live in Macau.

Nice view to start off the video from. Nice history lesson on the location.

Hi TED from America 🇺🇸! Great 👍 episode! Yea I can’t stand that cellophane. Folks need to make certain that they are using archival materials when storing/ housing stamps!

many covers,

Wow, a lot of construction work over there in Madeira ! And a pretty neat assortment of 1970s commemorative covers from the U.S. and UK as well. Keep it up, and see you on the next one. Greets from GER, U.

I liked Bob, traded some stamps and he helped me with a few things in philately when I was starting😢😢😢😢