I'm a stamp collector of 40 years since the age of twelve and I've loved every minute of it!! I wish there were more "stamp hounds" in the world like myself!! :) :)
Started collecting at age 12 thanks to my mother. She got me my first US and World Albums. She worked for the Federal Government, and would save the stamps that were being thrown away every day in correspondence. I stopped when I went to college. Have recently gotten back into it and have been catching up. Didn't realize how much I missed it.
love stamp collecting. I would collect the stamps from work and they were like " why do you want stamps for ? " they would always give them to me and then one day they stopped , and I said why and they said well I don't see why we should give them to you for free! :O
Collecting stamps brings patience Discipline , Peace and Satisfaction It's a personal art . Love And Knowledge Upon You All From A Fellow Being in Old Eire .
@@daniellahmanchuk2602 yes i do, you could dm me on insta @antiquecollectorx and ill send u pics of what ive got about spacecraft and space achievements, when u dm me just mention that u r from youtube or something like that
I was curious about the types of albums a person would need to to get organized. You answered all of my questions. You covered everything I needed to know about starting a stamp collection. You are compassionate to this hobby. Thanks for the info!
I love collecting things some including pen,stickers stationary in general,cards (ex K-pop c pop whatever Pokémon cards)I wanted to start an stamp collection but since I don’t really have my own money at least not a lot to supply my multiple collections I was super happy when I found out my dad did have some stamps from back then, it can be an nice start for my future stamp collection
interesting, my 1st husband collected stamps as a kid and I collected some early in our marriage but that was years ago. Kids and grandkids are not interested but maybe I will try it again. Got a lot of catching up to do. God bless and Merry Christmas
It might be fun to return to stamps. Start just a little bit and see how it feels. THanks for the christmas blessing. Same to you. God bless and merry christmas.
great video. i like this guy and how he doesn't make stamp collecting seem too elite. i just want to collect stamps i think are cool and i thought this would be frowned upon, but now im reassured : )
Great video Will,Im a navis self taught collector and I love your down to earth tone. I mainy collect international stamps I stamps from all corners of the globe,US to South Africa,Japan to Britain and Pakistan to Soviet Union.
In a box from an auction, I found a check box full of $2 bills (bought the box for $5, had 70 - $2 bills plus other junk). All are mint condition bills from 1976 (for the bicentennial) except each has a state stamp on it that has been postmarked from a single date that year ( all 50 states, 1 bill per each). There is also 20 that have the liberty bell stamp, also postmarked. I have always figured these would someday have value so I have been saving them. Maybe the stamps on the bills will lower the value but I always thought it was a really unique find.
Just for Info....When they reissued the $2 bills in 1976 they offered an option to turn the bill into a "First Day of Issue" bill. The US Mint got the post office to agree to date cancel the new bills upon customer request so the owners could prove that they had purchased the bills on the First Day they were available. However, the USPS made it conditional that the customer purchase a stamp from them, and place it on the bill before they'd do this. Pretty smart; the post office gets the price of first class postage and doesn't have to do anything for it (no sorting, filling mail pouches, delivering, etc) so it's free money to them. As I recall, the only stamp permitted was a 1776 flag stamp. I had 50 done and on about 20 of them I got them cancelled with an unapproved stamp which I figured would be rare. WRONG! This one day program was so popular with collectors that virtually every post office ran out of the approved stamp and used any and all of what they had to satisfy demand. Sadly, even in mint condition, there are so many out there that they are virtually worth right at face value today.
thanks so much for this collecting introduction! I'm just getting started and I have a bunch of stamps that I didn't know how to properly remove from the old envelopes. it's obviously very straightforward seeing your video. One of those things that I was making way more complicated in my head lol.
Very interestiing. I started collecting stamps when I was 8 in 1972.. I had 25 albums in my mother's apartment, 20 in my dad' apartment and now, I have 29 album in my apartment.. If I had everything, I would have 74 albums....unfortunately, I just have my 29 albums of the last 26 years....envelops etc.. Your video is very interesting. Thanks
Have a few albums and a couple of plastic containers of stamps inherited from my grandpa and my aunt (who got it from my other grandpa). Doubt there's anything of value or even if they're in decent condition, but there's a family friend who has probably amassed a few hundred thousand euro worth of stamps in his life, so I figured it might be worth getting into it (also it seems like a fun hobby). Also I have a nice mix of both Dutch and Canadian stamps due to my family having lived in Canada for over a decade.
i always put my stamps in tiny zip lock bags and i put them in photo albums i have about 100 million stamps now. i bought a pickup load off a guy for 100 dollars inherited the, and didn't want them so i bought them and some of them are from the 1800s . the are all from the 1980s back. ive been working for about 10 years now just trying to get them off the paper and i still have 5 30 gallon trash bags full to go through.
Question if u are still there. What about modern stamps that you buy at the post office where they are more like a sticker? Is it worth it to buy a set of stamps new and keep them for 20 years?
You are awesome. I think I am to old but for my curantine will be great, I like all things nuatical, light house, etc. Thanks. I did enjoy your video, from Puerto Rico. Bye, Alio
Not a serious collector but I had some left of my childhood collection so starting with that -gonna pass it to a kid who also saves coins-a throwback-kids have only known email
Actually, what you saw was a reissue done of a million dollar stamp. The original was a 24 cent stamp; as you can see in the video, the new version is a $2.00 stamp.
Great video. Thank you! I have never collected stamps, but with the Fred Rogers stamp release today in Pittsburgh I thought I would start. I just ordered a few first day of issue covers from the USPS website and a binder today. I like the book you have with all of the stamps issued. I'll have to look into that for individual stamps. Where do you buy the stamp cover with the black backs on them? They look nicer than the small adhesive hinges you showed second.
Earlier in your video, you introduced an "error" stamp. Unfortunately, the example $2 stamp as presented is NOT an error. It is Scott 4806, which commemorates the "error" 24 cent stamp of Scott C6a . In fact, it is a rarity should you find the plane flying right side up on the $2 stamp. I don't want the viewers to think that if they find a $2 stamp with an inverted plane like in your video, they would own a million dollars stamp.
Hi! I was wondering about your topical castle collecting. Do you and or other topical collectors arrange their topicals by countries or other sub groups?
I suggest collecting 1 of the same stamps and keep that one in your album...but.... as you collect more stamps you will get a better stamp. Put that one in your album, replacing the older inferior one. This will increase the value and quality of your collection.
If you love castles you should research the ROZAFA castle in Albania . There are rumors that the owners buried people in the walls to fortify the walls It’s supposed to be haunted
Starting collection now. Small but getting there. Was looking into collecting railroad stamps but wow they are hard to come by! Any idea where I can find more ?
I heard you speak about subject at 8.23 so if i like subject about Plants i have to collect only those stamps of my country only or i can add stamps of other countys all together with them i mean mixed stamps of around the world?
The beautiful thing is that you can do it any way you want! I say start with just your country then over time. if you are enjoying it , you can expand it to other countries too. I have a collection of stamps with castles! So, other countries makes a lot of sense for that topic. Not a whole lot of castles in the USA.
@@epicfantasy Ok Thanks mate so i will try to add stamps of other countrys too in my collection cause i was in doubt what i will continue to collect,with your suggestions and help i will continue from were i stopped many years ago. Cheers mate & bless you and your dear ones..🤜🤛🤝🤞
They're actually called stamp mounts.... You buy them in strips or pre-cut.... You can buy a mount cutter as well, if you use the strips... it cuts them more precisely than scissors. The companies that make them, Showguard, Scott, are the most common.
The problem some people have..... the stamp he put in that mount costs less than the mount. Which can bother some people. Stamp hinges are sold 1,000 in a bag, and cost a lot less.
Hello friend i have one last question if you Please just to be shure cause im in doubt about this,so do you have to collect all the stamps i mean from the 1950 or before till 2021? Cheers.
if anybody knows out there how I can buy a book to tell me what my sim to work how to identify my Benjamin Franklin George Washington we all know one cent stamps please let me know my phone number is 251-545-5936 I have so many rare mint mess up to my stamps to where I go to some websites and they say very valuable the most expensive I need a book your tells me what that most expensive stamp is worth or that most valuable stamp is worth if anybody knows what book I can buy what website I can go to we will let me know what they cost what they were when I do sell them I seen yellow envelope that's a promise 251-545-5936 is my phone Ricky
99.99% of the time it's OK, but there are a few early stamps printed with water soluble ink - THAT WOULD NOT BE GOOD! I also have a stamp that was printed by mistake on the inked side over the ink. It's a Canadian rarity and I wonder how many were destroyed due to soaking!!
We inherited a lot of binders of stamps!!! But we aren’t interested in them at all... are you interested in buying any!? We really need to make money off of them...
That's ok! Everybody is different! Look through my playlists. Lots of other things you might like! Dungeons, miniatures, blacksmithing, dioramas, origami and much more!
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I'm a stamp collector of 40 years since the age of twelve and I've loved every minute of it!! I wish there were more "stamp hounds" in the world like myself!! :) :)
I love stamp collecting :)
I started collecting stamps at age 12 too.
Pine Delgado please check i am selling my stamps collections please come on my whatsapp so i can share my old and great collection
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Started collecting at age 12 thanks to my mother. She got me my first US and World Albums. She worked for the Federal Government, and would save the stamps that were being thrown away every day in correspondence. I stopped when I went to college. Have recently gotten back into it and have been catching up. Didn't realize how much I missed it.
love stamp collecting. I would collect the stamps from work and they were like " why do you want stamps for ? " they would always give them to me and then one day they stopped , and I said why and they said well I don't see why we should give them to you for free! :O
So what did you say?
Well that s a plot twist
Collecting stamps brings patience Discipline , Peace and Satisfaction
It's a personal art .
Love And Knowledge Upon You All
From A Fellow Being in Old Eire .
So true.
could you please follow me on insta @antiquecollectorx it would mean a lot to me i sell stamps coins and banknotes
@@manalanabtawi1314 do you sell space stamps? Because that’s the topic I’m interested in stuff to do with spacecraft and space achievements
@@daniellahmanchuk2602 yes i do, you could dm me on insta @antiquecollectorx and ill send u pics of what ive got about spacecraft and space achievements, when u dm me just mention that u r from youtube or something like that
I was curious about the types of albums a person would need to to get organized. You answered all of my questions. You covered
everything I needed to know about starting a stamp collection. You are compassionate to this hobby.
Thanks for the info!
You are very welcome. THanks for watching and enjoy your new hobby. I truly love stamp collecting.
I started a collection some months ago, it's still very few but I like it!
Good work. Keep at it! I love my stamp collection.
Wow! You made stamp collecting seem so enjoyable, easy, relaxing, and fun.
Thanks George. I love my stamp collection :)
My favorite hobby. Lovely art works on stamps.
Mini works of art, for pennies!! Exactly!! I have so many stamps now, if more = winning, I win.
Been collecting for 30 plus years. A great hobby!
Karl Fry where do you find stamps or do you buy them.
Ronaldo90 great deals on Ebay
Wow! A true passionate philatelist.
Karl i am selling my stamp collection for 12 years please contact me if you want to see mine
+923434711078
I love collecting things some including pen,stickers stationary in general,cards (ex K-pop c pop whatever Pokémon cards)I wanted to start an stamp collection but since I don’t really have my own money at least not a lot to supply my multiple collections I was super happy when I found out my dad did have some stamps from back then, it can be an nice start for my future stamp collection
excellent!
interesting, my 1st husband collected stamps as a kid and I collected some early in our marriage but that was years ago. Kids and grandkids are not interested but maybe I will try it again. Got a lot of catching up to do. God bless and Merry Christmas
It might be fun to return to stamps. Start just a little bit and see how it feels. THanks for the christmas blessing. Same to you. God bless and merry christmas.
epicfantasy i just started again at 55 love it keeps you so busy
great video. i like this guy and how he doesn't make stamp collecting seem too elite. i just want to collect stamps i think are cool and i thought this would be frowned upon, but now im reassured : )
Great video Will,Im a navis self taught collector and I love your down to earth tone. I mainy collect international stamps I stamps from all corners of the globe,US to South Africa,Japan to Britain and Pakistan to Soviet Union.
In a box from an auction, I found a check box full of $2 bills (bought the box for $5, had 70 - $2 bills plus other junk). All are mint condition bills from 1976 (for the bicentennial) except each has a state stamp on it that has been postmarked from a single date that year ( all 50 states, 1 bill per each). There is also 20 that have the liberty bell stamp, also postmarked. I have always figured these would someday have value so I have been saving them. Maybe the stamps on the bills will lower the value but I always thought it was a really unique find.
wow, that is a pretty unique find.
Just for Info....When they reissued the $2 bills in 1976 they offered an option to turn the bill into a "First Day of Issue" bill. The US Mint got the post office to agree to date cancel the new bills upon customer request so the owners could prove that they had purchased the bills on the First Day they were available. However, the USPS made it conditional that the customer purchase a stamp from them, and place it on the bill before they'd do this. Pretty smart; the post office gets the price of first class postage and doesn't have to do anything for it (no sorting, filling mail pouches, delivering, etc) so it's free money to them. As I recall, the only stamp permitted was a 1776 flag stamp. I had 50 done and on about 20 of them I got them cancelled with an unapproved stamp which I figured would be rare. WRONG! This one day program was so popular with collectors that virtually every post office ran out of the approved stamp and used any and all of what they had to satisfy demand. Sadly, even in mint condition, there are so many out there that they are virtually worth right at face value today.
Mighty useful. Beautiful, I really appreciate the great effort you've put in over the years in stamp collection.
Amazing video and amazing channel and amazing job friend 😀😎👍
I am starting a reptile and amphibian topical collection. Going pretty well.
This is amazing, great collection. My brother used to collect coins :)
My wife suggested I get into stamp collecting. This video was very good. Thanks! I also enjoy castles.
I collect coins. I am developing an interest in stamp collecting though, mainly for the history.
thanks so much for this collecting introduction! I'm just getting started and I have a bunch of stamps that I didn't know how to properly remove from the old envelopes. it's obviously very straightforward seeing your video. One of those things that I was making way more complicated in my head lol.
You are very welcome. Stamp collecting is truly a joy for me! Enjoy!!
For stock books won't the stamps wear down I want to preserve my stamps as long as possible
I hope that you have a Very Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year.
Have Fun,
Joe
Thanks and same to you. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Very interestiing. I started collecting stamps when I was 8 in 1972.. I had 25 albums in my mother's apartment, 20 in my dad' apartment and now, I have 29 album in my apartment.. If I had everything, I would have 74 albums....unfortunately, I just have my 29 albums of the last 26 years....envelops etc.. Your video is very interesting. Thanks
I had Old India Postage Stamps... best prices available to buy a stamps
Have a few albums and a couple of plastic containers of stamps inherited from my grandpa and my aunt (who got it from my other grandpa). Doubt there's anything of value or even if they're in decent condition, but there's a family friend who has probably amassed a few hundred thousand euro worth of stamps in his life, so I figured it might be worth getting into it (also it seems like a fun hobby). Also I have a nice mix of both Dutch and Canadian stamps due to my family having lived in Canada for over a decade.
i always put my stamps in tiny zip lock bags and i put them in photo albums i have about 100 million stamps now. i bought a pickup load off a guy for 100 dollars inherited the, and didn't want them so i bought them and some of them are from the 1800s . the are all from the 1980s back. ive been working for about 10 years now just trying to get them off the paper and i still have 5 30 gallon trash bags full to go through.
Wow, that was a bargain. Think about the fun you are going to have sorting through all that!
Hello joey, I had Old India Postage Stamps since from 1880... best prices available to buy a stamps
Question if u are still there. What about modern stamps that you buy at the post office where they are more like a sticker? Is it worth it to buy a set of stamps new and keep them for 20 years?
You are awesome. I think I am to old but for my curantine will be great, I like all things nuatical, light house, etc. Thanks. I did enjoy your video, from Puerto Rico. Bye, Alio
Thanks for watching and enjoy stamp collecting. There are lots and lots of nautical and light house stamps!
This was nice - thank you!
Not a serious collector but I had some left of my childhood collection so starting with that -gonna pass it to a kid who also saves coins-a throwback-kids have only known email
I already have my very first stamp group😊
Nice one Pal
Excellent presentation!
nice collection. And thanks for the video. I wish you happy holidays
If you are still doing your medieval america series have you heard of Stirling castle in columbiana AL?
Only a couple more Medieval America vids to complete the trip. Never heard of that castle! Darn, missed it.
I've been looking for a dead horse to flog for some time now something I can really sink my teeth into.
never to late to say HA HA HA
Hey. You like castles, but have you hear about an Olavinlinna in Savonlinna, Finland?
I haven't.
Master Assassin
Worth a visit.
But are the backs not sticky when you use the hinges or plastic things??
awesome :)
So I just saw a million dollar stamp. Concept of value varies quite a bit.
Really good point!
Actually, what you saw was a reissue done of a million dollar stamp. The original was a 24 cent stamp; as you can see in the video, the new version is a $2.00 stamp.
I had Old India Postage Stamps... best prices available to buy the stamps
Awesome Tutorial! Thanks!!!!!
I used to play that same Renaissance, lute piece! Is it "Tanz", Frederick Noad publication?
Hi! Nice video with valuable info... can you talk about “back of the book” stamps? Like a list of what are considered in this category. Thank you!!!
I would like to collect stamps of fish or birds :)
I think that is quite wonderful!
Thank you 👍
You can get your own personal stamps now for a price for example they made a sheet of stamps with my dog on it. PREETY COOL
Oh wow!
Hi will, can you make cloud's buster sword from final fantasy please? and can you make out of that foam you used for the ravager blade?
Great video. Thank you! I have never collected stamps, but with the Fred Rogers stamp release today in Pittsburgh I thought I would start. I just ordered a few first day of issue covers from the USPS website and a binder today. I like the book you have with all of the stamps issued. I'll have to look into that for individual stamps. Where do you buy the stamp cover with the black backs on them? They look nicer than the small adhesive hinges you showed second.
I had Old India Postage Stamps. . Best prices available to buy a stamps
Make a tutorial Of an Roman chest plate of cardboard
Earlier in your video, you introduced an "error" stamp. Unfortunately, the example $2 stamp as presented is NOT an error. It is Scott 4806, which commemorates the "error" 24 cent stamp of Scott C6a . In fact, it is a rarity should you find the plane flying right side up on the $2 stamp. I don't want the viewers to think that if they find a $2 stamp with an inverted plane like in your video, they would own a million dollars stamp.
Correction........the correct Scott catalogue # to the inverted Jenny is C3a, and not C6a.
awesome video! I personally collect stamps from the soviet union and other communist/socialist countries.
If you want some French stamp, Let me know ^^
Do you have any with castles on them? Because I sure would want those!
epicfantasy I have basic postal stamps sorry ^^
PICKUP can I have one ?
I would definitely love some!!!!
i would love some stamps 2 plz can i have 1 😁💎
woah this is amazing. but i dont think its for me.
good work man...
Hi! I was wondering about your topical castle collecting. Do you and or other topical collectors arrange their topicals by countries or other sub groups?
I do. I separate my castle topical by country.
Wow
Lovely collection. I am new to stamp collectioning. Is it safe to put stamps with the gum in stock books?
Yes, absolutely. Just keep the books in a place that doesn't have high humidity.
@@epicfantasy thank you for your help
Do you suggest to collect 2 of the same stamps what is your opinion please?
Thks for sharing mate.
I suggest collecting 1 of the same stamps and keep that one in your album...but.... as you collect more stamps you will get a better stamp. Put that one in your album, replacing the older inferior one. This will increase the value and quality of your collection.
@@epicfantasy Cheers Thks for your reply Mate!👍😉
Hey will, i have some old stamps from my dad on letters. Is it safe if i soak em in water or should i keep them on the papers and letters?
Definitely keep them on the papers.
where did u get those 3
albums for usa?pls
If you love castles you should research the ROZAFA castle in Albania .
There are rumors that the owners buried people in the walls to fortify the walls
It’s supposed to be haunted
Starting collection now. Small but getting there. Was looking into collecting railroad stamps but wow they are hard to come by! Any idea where I can find more ?
congratulations on your new hobby! I love stamp collecting. Don't be dissuaded. Go after railroad stamps. They can be found. Particularly on ebay!
@@epicfantasy thank you!!! If only the older ones weren't so expensive! Lol
Do you have Fijian Stamps???
Have you got the Windsor Castle Stamp Collection?
Is that the six stamp series with pictures of the castle? I don't have those stamps yet :(
I heard you speak about subject at 8.23 so if i like subject about Plants i have to collect only those stamps of my country only or i can add stamps of other countys all together with them i mean mixed stamps of around the world?
The beautiful thing is that you can do it any way you want! I say start with just your country then over time. if you are enjoying it , you can expand it to other countries too. I have a collection of stamps with castles! So, other countries makes a lot of sense for that topic. Not a whole lot of castles in the USA.
@@epicfantasy Ok Thanks mate so i will try to add stamps of other countrys too in my collection cause i was in doubt what i will continue to collect,with your suggestions and help i will continue from were i stopped many years ago.
Cheers mate & bless you and your dear ones..🤜🤛🤝🤞
@@bobbymalta73 Ok! Have fun and enjoy the process. That's what it is all about. I truly love my collection :)
Have you ever made a sundial?
I collected stamps since 2010 but sadly some of my stamp collection became mouldy and lost some of them :( But hey! I'm collecting stamps again!
Sorry to hear about the stamp collection. But great to hear you are keeping at it!
Hello, I had Old India Postage Stamps... best prices available to buy a stamps
4:36 What is the name of the plastic sheet? Where are they sold? Thank you
@Riley Murphy thank you very much
They're actually called stamp mounts.... You buy them in strips or pre-cut.... You can buy a mount cutter as well, if you use the strips... it cuts them more precisely than scissors.
The companies that make them, Showguard, Scott, are the most common.
The problem some people have..... the stamp he put in that mount costs less than the mount. Which can bother some people.
Stamp hinges are sold 1,000 in a bag, and cost a lot less.
@@Turtlehands thank you very much
I participate with Postcrossing .com and get stamps from all over the world. You you recommend the stamps be removed off the card or leave it there?
I recommend you leave the stamps on the card. Some people collect them that way.
epicfantasy my dad gave me a stamp collection i also have a coin collection rock collection and base ball card collection
epicfantasy how do u get those invlopes
epicfantasy why doesnt water damage the stamps
epicfantasy merry Christmas :)
Hello friend i have one last question if you Please just to be shure cause im in doubt about this,so do you have to collect all the stamps i mean from the 1950 or before till 2021?
Cheers.
not at all. Doesnt' matter. You collect however is fun for you.!
@@epicfantasy Cheers Mate Thks for Your Help Bless You
👍😉
im 14 i wish i was able to get some old stamps
Ask your parents and grandparents, even your whole family. Often times people have a collection in a closet somewhere that they did years ago.
@@epicfantasy im from bangladesh so no one has stamps or even hobbies for that matter
Bangladesh has many beautiful stamps. Go down to your local post office and ask about them.
@@epicfantasy oh i live in the USA in nyc lol but i came here when i was 3
I had Old India Postage Stamps. .. best prices available to buy a stamps
Just started. Any tips that arnt in the video?
Yes, have fun. Collect stamps in any way that is enjoyable for you.
epicfantasy ok thanks!
@@potatoes9778 I truly love stamp collecting. I hope you find that same feeling in your collecting!
YEAH, Just about all of them.
I have alot of old stamps how to sale
Are you still buying stamps? Which ones are you missing or looking for ?
Thank you Gabe. Currently I am not buying any stamps.
what what is the best book to buy so I can trade in value Benjamin Franklin stamps by George Washington stamp why Benjamin Franklin Sam
if anybody knows out there how I can buy a book to tell me what my sim to work how to identify my Benjamin Franklin George Washington we all know one cent stamps please let me know my phone number is 251-545-5936 I have so many rare mint mess up to my stamps to where I go to some websites and they say very valuable the most expensive I need a book your tells me what that most expensive stamp is worth or that most valuable stamp is worth if anybody knows what book I can buy what website I can go to we will let me know what they cost what they were when I do sell them I seen yellow envelope that's a promise 251-545-5936 is my phone Ricky
Is it OK to put older stamps or world stamps in water
Yes, it is ok.
99.99% of the time it's OK, but there are a few early stamps printed with water soluble ink - THAT WOULD NOT BE GOOD! I also have a stamp that was printed by mistake on the inked side over the ink. It's a Canadian rarity and I wonder how many were destroyed due to soaking!!
im starting to collect
Excellent. Enjoy. I love stamp collecting.
@@epicfantasy Im going to start a channel for it. How many stamps do you have
Hello, I had Old India Postage Stamps. . Best prices available to buy a stamps
I think Olavinlinna is in english Olaf Castle
Thanks, I am going to look it up..
Was that a real inverted jenny???
No. The USPS re-issued it. That's a re-issue.
epicfantasy oh okay, thanks!
whats your email also does it count as a collection if it has 2 stamps?
I got a bunch of JFK stamps from during his presidency, pretty darn cool.
Cool!
We inherited a lot of binders of stamps!!! But we aren’t interested in them at all... are you interested in buying any!? We really need to make money off of them...
do you have any serbian stamps??
maybe, If I do, they have castles on them!
There is this 1000 stamps on amazon Are they real?
Yes, but not of any substantial monetary value. just fun and good for building your stamp collection.
@@epicfantasy How do I look for ones of value?
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i'm needing Hong Kong stamp mints in exchange for Philippines' commemorative stamps! amyone?
hellodani, can you help me define my stamp album? please
I like to lick the stamp then put it in the mount AND I KNOW ITS NOT COMING OUT!
It's your stamp collection. You do whatever is right for you!
@@epicfantasy and hot glue it in the book! what are my chances of finding you a castle stamp you dont have?
ANYONE FROM DENVER?
wait... does he have a million dollar stamp?
No, what you saw was a reissue from 2013.
Contact me about some stamps
Collecting is a dead god Plutus 🌷🌑👍 rest in the good news 💐 Okay bye
I dont think stamp collecting is for me
That's ok! Everybody is different! Look through my playlists. Lots of other things you might like! Dungeons, miniatures, blacksmithing, dioramas, origami and much more!
Weird flex by ok