Hello again, great video I thought at first glance that you might have the elusive Stanley Gibbons listed 4d sage-green plate 17 which catalogues at £20,000 (Catalogue number 153). However your analysis was spot on, the key is the Watermark which puts the stamp into those issued between 1880-1883. The colour threw me a little (appears slightly green on my screen ?, however I have a sage green (plate 16) and the colour difference is marked. Your stamp has to be the 4d grey-brown and the plate number is 17, Stanley Gibbons number 160 catalogued at £80. The postmark is a squared circle and it is a very clean collectible copy. Thank you once again for an excellent video.
I was hoping someone would notice that this stamp could be Scott #153 by just the appearance! Yeah this stamps color is a little off which is why I am also sending it in, who knows, might be slightly more rare than we think!
@@mallardstamps The catalogue number I'm quoting is 153 from Stanley Gibbons. There is little or no correlation between Gibbons and Scott numbers. The watermark is the absolute with this stamp, the sage-green is watermarked with the Large Garter. The colour of your example could have been affected by aging, storage, moisture, soaking etc. Having said all that, it's a great video. They say that the UK and the USA are two great nations separated by one language, it looks like we could also be separated by two stamp catalogues. Please keep up the great work, I've been collecting for 50+ years and this channel is a must see.
O my bad I thought you were referencing Scott! Admittedly I didn’t actually check before writing the last comment to make sure we were talking about the same stamp lol! If I had then I would have realized you were referencing another catalogue completely!
I am glad that you did a video on this subject as many people have trouble identifying stamps including myself and often hope it is the most expensive stamp or rarest of any variation of stamp when in fact it is most likely the most common version that is defined by a watermark, perf size, color, flat press or rolling press, and other stuff too that is hard to differentiate. Thanks for all you do Daniel! You rock dude!
I'll be the first to admit, I bought the new scott catalogs and I barely understand how to use them. :/ But watching this I am slowly starting to understand a little better.
It’s really important to remember that catalogue value is for perfect specimens. For used stamps, this means that it should have a light, pleasing postmark.
So if you do this will you be able to get $62.50 for the stamp? I find that CV is much more than what people pay for stamps on eBay. Maybe instead of getting 1/10th CV you could get 1/3 CV or better... Never done this and I have no stamps that I know of that are worth sending in. But good to have this knowledge. Thanks for the video.
Hi Mallard: My name is Maria Rosales and I just want to know if there are any problems like scams when you send your stamp to American Philatelic Society to certifiy. Thanks
Is this the only way to get certification? How about a licensed appraiser - certifier in California. Other than sending the stamps thru the mail. What about a stamp that is valuable say $15,000 Is the cost of certification 5%?
Yes Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) Having a large collection of Queen Elizabeth II stamps Machins Wildings etc Do I have to get them graded or just by watermark is guaranteed C/C Crown Colonies C/A. Crown Agents crowns and seplicur.? Need help 🇧🇸
A lot of the colors for GB stamps of this period are not color fast in that they may change slightly when soaked in water. I have one example of a stamp in which the entire design becomes blurred and almost unrecognizable because of the water soaking.
I wanted to send a stamp in that I knew the value and could positively identify before I sent it in, just to make it’s easier for y’all to follow and show that not all stamps are actually worth thousands.
Couple of questions.........What would they charge if the stamp is found to be a fake? APS should not charge as fee to a high dollar "fake" stamp. Is the fee schedule same for damaged stamps? I assumed that if you use an old stamp catalogue for stamp value, and the value has increased to present time, you will be invoiced for the difference in fees before you get the stamp back.
My guess is that if you sent a fake stamp on they would charge you the minimum amount... I’m sure that question is answered in the fine print somewhere on their site if you are super interested! Also I assume for damaged stamps the APS would still go off of catalogue value
So if I have a stamp worth $100000 (one hundred thousand dollars) It will cost me $10000 (Ten thousand dollars) To get a certification? That’s bullshit!
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Hello again, great video I thought at first glance that you might have the elusive Stanley Gibbons listed 4d sage-green plate 17 which catalogues at £20,000 (Catalogue number 153). However your analysis was spot on, the key is the Watermark which puts the stamp into those issued between 1880-1883. The colour threw me a little (appears slightly green on my screen ?, however I have a sage green (plate 16) and the colour difference is marked. Your stamp has to be the 4d grey-brown and the plate number is 17, Stanley Gibbons number 160 catalogued at £80. The postmark is a squared circle and it is a very clean collectible copy.
Thank you once again for an excellent video.
I was hoping someone would notice that this stamp could be Scott #153 by just the appearance! Yeah this stamps color is a little off which is why I am also sending it in, who knows, might be slightly more rare than we think!
@@mallardstamps The catalogue number I'm quoting is 153 from Stanley Gibbons. There is little or no correlation between Gibbons and Scott numbers. The watermark is the absolute with this stamp, the sage-green is watermarked with the Large Garter. The colour of your example could have been affected by aging, storage, moisture, soaking etc. Having said all that, it's a great video. They say that the UK and the USA are two great nations separated by one language, it looks like we could also be separated by two stamp catalogues. Please keep up the great work, I've been collecting for 50+ years and this channel is a must see.
O my bad I thought you were referencing Scott! Admittedly I didn’t actually check before writing the last comment to make sure we were talking about the same stamp lol! If I had then I would have realized you were referencing another catalogue completely!
Thank you for teaching us all this great stuff. I knew nothing before I found your channel.
I am glad that you did a video on this subject as many people have trouble identifying stamps including myself and often hope it is the most expensive stamp or rarest of any variation of stamp when in fact it is most likely the most common version that is defined by a watermark, perf size, color, flat press or rolling press, and other stuff too that is hard to differentiate. Thanks for all you do Daniel! You rock dude!
When I start your videos I have many questions in mind but by the time I have finished a video you have answered all of them. Good stuff!
I'll be the first to admit, I bought the new scott catalogs and I barely understand how to use them. :/ But watching this I am slowly starting to understand a little better.
Looking forward to see how the certification goes. I have never sent in a stamp for certification.
It's great to know it was good to see the water mark 😎👍
Great information. Thanks 😃
You should join the APS.
I’m defiantly thinking about it!
@@mallardstamps The monthly publication just by itself is worth the $45 annual fee.
Thank you for sharing, very insightful. 👍
It’s really important to remember that catalogue value is for perfect specimens. For used stamps, this means that it should have a light, pleasing postmark.
Amen!
Twaskyou sr for the information
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Good work keep up the good work im new to stamps but love it hopefully I will get lots of stamps to go throw like you 🙂
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Very interesting 🤔 this info Is important 🤠🇧🇸.
What did you say at 5.23 your speaking too fast. Thanks for your great videos.
I was just reading what was on the screen, don’t worry you didn’t miss anything important!
So if you do this will you be able to get $62.50 for the stamp? I find that CV is much more than what people pay for stamps on eBay. Maybe instead of getting 1/10th CV you could get 1/3 CV or better... Never done this and I have no stamps that I know of that are worth sending in. But good to have this knowledge. Thanks for the video.
I defiantly wouldn’t get the catalogue value, but with a cert I could for sure get more, not $62.50 but still more
The fee is for an individual stamp or can i add other values?.Thanks for the video.
If you are doing more than one stamp at a time you have to email/call them and they will send you a form for multiple stamps.
Hi Mallard: My name is Maria Rosales and I just want to know if there are any problems like scams when you send your stamp to American Philatelic Society to certifiy. Thanks
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I have 5 different US stamps with a total count of 49 stamps. Do I submit a form for each individual (49) stamp or can they be submitted together?
do I have to do it this way or hand and do I have to do it annually can you do it for me
How do you package these up?
Is this the only way to get certification? How about a licensed appraiser - certifier in California. Other than sending the stamps thru the mail. What about a stamp that is valuable say $15,000 Is the cost of certification 5%?
Yes Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) Having a large collection of Queen Elizabeth II stamps Machins Wildings etc Do I have to get them graded or just by watermark is guaranteed C/C Crown Colonies C/A. Crown Agents crowns and seplicur.? Need help 🇧🇸
I have the same stamp but dealers in NC tell me they are no good
What if I have a bulk item?
A lot of the colors for GB stamps of this period are not color fast in that they may change slightly when soaked in water. I have one example of a stamp in which the entire design becomes blurred and almost unrecognizable because of the water soaking.
Very nice vid.
But why would you get a certificate for a stamp that’s worth 62.50 pounds?
I wanted to send a stamp in that I knew the value and could positively identify before I sent it in, just to make it’s easier for y’all to follow and show that not all stamps are actually worth thousands.
a question what is the name of that book.
Olá. Não entendo inglês. Como posso fazer para mandar fotos dos meus selos. Tenho vários preciso vender. Brasil
Very cumbersome process.
How do I get them certified if I live in India ?
I think you can still send it in, but I’m not 100% sure
@@mallardstamps Many Thanks...
Couple of questions.........What would they charge if the stamp is found to be a fake? APS should not charge as fee to a high dollar "fake" stamp. Is the fee schedule same for damaged stamps? I assumed that if you use an old stamp catalogue for stamp value, and the value has increased to present time, you will be invoiced for the difference in fees before you get the stamp back.
My guess is that if you sent a fake stamp on they would charge you the minimum amount... I’m sure that question is answered in the fine print somewhere on their site if you are super interested! Also I assume for damaged stamps the APS would still go off of catalogue value
Want to know the value of my stamps.
So if I have a stamp worth $100000 (one hundred thousand dollars)
It will cost me $10000
(Ten thousand dollars)
To get a certification?
That’s bullshit!
The maximum certification fee was $800 as stated on the APS form.
@@blacksand357 thank you good sir
Business don't worth certified .
They shouldn't raise the fee just because the stamp is more valuable. Sounds scammy just like PSA