Wow, those albums are gonna keep you busy, I especially liked the Belgium WW1 cover that you showed as well as the Persian one. Great score, looking forward to the next batch of albums
Hello Mallard, how are you?? Thank you for the video. I really like this kind of videos, going through old albums and see what are inside!! Thank you very much. Greetings from Portugal!!
Good to see you again Daniel. Glad your time away was a joy! Can not wait on more videos my friend! Crazy, I'm from the area you are leaving, GSO-HP-WS. Been in TN for 5yrs.
awesome albums, will keep you busy for quite some time. hope you enjoy the stamps. looking forward to your next video. Hope the little one is doing good.
Nice lot of stamps. Regarding the two types of French stamps at 8:26, Scott describes them under illustration A15. The two types have to do with how the “N” in “INV” in the imprint lines up with the word “REPUBLIQUE”. Type I: “N” is under “B”. Type II: “N” is under “U”. In most cases, type I is worth more than type II.
Mallard, the items at 5:22 are US Souvenir Cards, printed by the USPS and the Department of Engraving and Printing. As you noted they are sold at major domestic and international philatelic shows that the USPS attends. They are listed in the Scott’s US Specialized Catalog at values for both mint and with show cancels applied. Most are valued in the $1 to $5 range. There is even a small US Souvenir Card Society, but the number of members are rather small. They are usually displayed as shown in this album at one card per page.
Those first flight covers are cool. Planes didnt fly far with a tank of gas. Shows all the diffrent stops if did with the cancellations to the post office stops. I only have one Trans alantic cover in my collection with all the stops.
Can I ask you what your collection is approximately worth. I have tried to appraise my collection and it is really difficult. I know it's not my business but I watch all your videos and it would be cool to have an idea of your net worth
Wow, those albums are gonna keep you busy, I especially liked the Belgium WW1 cover that you showed as well as the Persian one. Great score, looking forward to the next batch of albums
Hello Mallard, how are you?? Thank you for the video. I really like this kind of videos, going through old albums and see what are inside!! Thank you very much. Greetings from Portugal!!
Good to see you again Daniel. Glad your time away was a joy! Can not wait on more videos my friend! Crazy, I'm from the area you are leaving, GSO-HP-WS. Been in TN for 5yrs.
awesome albums, will keep you busy for quite some time. hope you enjoy the stamps. looking forward to your next video. Hope the little one is doing good.
Congrats!Phenomenal stamps!
Very nice collection of stamps. I'm jealous, nice score ⚽. Best to you and your family.
Hi my friend your collection it's beautifull, my congratulation.
What an incredible collection! Thanks for sharing!
I'm a sucker for these stamp album search videos! This is great content.
Nice lot of stamps. Regarding the two types of French stamps at 8:26, Scott describes them under illustration A15. The two types have to do with how the “N” in “INV” in the imprint lines up with the word “REPUBLIQUE”. Type I: “N” is under “B”. Type II: “N” is under “U”. In most cases, type I is worth more than type II.
Mallard, the items at 5:22 are US Souvenir Cards, printed by the USPS and the Department of Engraving and Printing. As you noted they are sold at major domestic and international philatelic shows that the USPS attends. They are listed in the Scott’s US Specialized Catalog at values for both mint and with show cancels applied. Most are valued in the $1 to $5 range. There is even a small US Souvenir Card Society, but the number of members are rather small. They are usually displayed as shown in this album at one card per page.
Those first flight covers are cool. Planes didnt fly far with a tank of gas. Shows all the diffrent stops if did with the cancellations to the post office stops. I only have one Trans alantic cover in my collection with all the stops.
a great collection of stamps. I really liked the album review.
Wow, 30 albums is a lot. A lot of mint stamps, and those covers are certainly worth something. Might be a good idea to sell them online.
Very interesting collection my friend.
Blessings I am collecting world wide album stamps too with world coins too this my passion.
Hi Mallard,beautiful stamps are u still open for grab bags?
I'm holding off on grab bags until I get all caught up!
Great find enjoy what you get 👍 hope you are getting some sleep 🇦🇺😎
Nice collection
Excellent idea. I've been selling on Ebay for 25 years and I'm also considering selling on Hip.
If you're open the selling the UN collection, let me know. Thanks for sharing all of this.
Do you still doing grab bags?
I'm holding off on grab bags until I get all caught up!
@@mallardstamps Yes of course!
Wow 200 dollars for 30 albums, sounds like a great deal!
Can I ask you what your collection is approximately worth. I have tried to appraise my collection and it is really difficult. I know it's not my business but I watch all your videos and it would be cool to have an idea of your net worth
OMG 😳
👍👍👍
you are incredibly lucky