Stamp Authenticator Randy Shoemaker on Auction King
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ธ.ค. 2012
- Stamp Authenticator Randy Shoemaker featured on the reality show Auction King to help evaluate how much a certain stamp is worth.Is it worth more than a million dollars? Watch to find out.
Just gound a bunch of old yearbooks and stamps from the 60s.
Funny they didn't notice no grill in the beginning, would of save a whole bunch of time lol.
Why did she think she had a Z grill? You can SEE grills with your eyes. It didn't even have a grill.
My thought exactly, Joseph.
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With the possibility that this stamp could be another authentic Z grill. No one takes possession but me. That stamp doesn't leave my sight, ever
I would be thrilled to find an album of old 1860s stamps in a $25 box from an estate sale.
Just bought a 1,000 stamps on a estate sale. I have a lot of 1 cent stamps.
20 years ago I bought a 10 edition Scott album from the 1890s with hundreds of stamps from around the world many dating to the 1840's including a Penny Black, the first ever official postage stamp. I paid $10 for the album. I also bought an 1803 George V silver Shilling for 5 cents. He had a huge bowl of what he called "old foreign junk coins." and it and other not so junky coins were in it. I spent hours relieving him of his unwanted junk. But the stamps were my favorite and the only thing I didn't sell. I also got about 2/3 of a Scott #2 in pretty rough condition and a bunch of British stamps from the mid-late 1840's and over a hundred American stamps 1847-1860. In the album I found the very first stamp ever issued from each of nine different countries. I still have ever one and won't part with any and I'm not interested in what they are worth. If you look you can occasionally find something like that for sale.
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You can tell that they knew it was fake. If there was any chance it was real they would not have bothered to look for faults with the lighter fluid and just looked for the grill.
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When he causally said "Lets put some lighter fluid on it"
I was able to handle the z grille (encased), when my club hosted a national APS show 20+ years ago. Think it was owned by Mystic Stamps. My (imperfect) memory was that we mailed it back to them.
Interesante sin saber la pude aber tenido es bueno saber mas de esto soy de mexicali b.c tengo bastantes de gran valor están en venta en youtube
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When lighter fluid is applied, if the stamp has "grilles", it will be visible at that time. You don't need to let the stamp dry, and look whether it has grilles or not via a magnified glass. You will need the magnified glass to count the grilles to determine which grille type. In this case, we are looking for the "Z" grille.
You can count the grille or if you know the frequency you can use a perf gage since spacing on grills of the same variety are consistent. I've not seen a Z grille in person but I have a grille stamp and can easily see the grille with a jeweler's loupe. I personally don't like the lighter fluid method.
I been looking for buyers but I dont know
how to find a buyer
I have a few washington 1 cent stamps, one 5cents stamp.i have a few I'm not sure about I really don't know what to to I started collecting 45 years ago
What A HOT 🔥 hobby lighter fluid and paper ...
I have a green one cent stamp i found in attic on a clean out was in floor
I have this stamp
those in the know believe the one in circulation isn't right for being a genuine Z-grill, even the cancel is wrong for it.
Steve Radell your so stupid get your info right because you make no sense...lol
Do you guys buy stamps
why can I not reach this address when I try.
I wish Randy would help me with mine man I'm tired of being poor
Better read the Quran. You'll find a solution.
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If I had the original 10 comandments. The value would fall as soon as some expert looked um over
$5, average centering and toned
I have 1cent 1901-08 benijiman franklin Stamps
Retail price on Ben Franklins: 1857 with certification = $27,500. 1901-1908 = 50 cents each.
Then man traded a 4 stamp block of inverted Jenny's for the z grill Franklin...it's the only z grill 1Cent Franklin in the world considering the second one was stolen to never be heard if.
I forget the collector's name but it was the Mystic Stamp company who gave him the z grille for the Jenny. I think the Z grille was worth more but the Jenny is more famous and I think they wanted it just for marketing purposes. I heard they had it listed in their catalog but nobody offered them the asking price. I don't collect errors so I'd rather have the z grille.
Frankly, to hell with the damn Z grille...I would have kept the Jenny's. I think it was a plate block of 4 inverted Jenny's...but I could be wrong.
What I don't understand is that this woman knows more about the 'Z' grill Franklin stamp then the Authenticator !
The authenticator was the man who came in and put the lighter fluid on it and he definitely knew more than she did. The thing though is she still got a good deal. She paid $25 for a $50 stamp and probably had a lot of other stamps in the album. Any stamp in decent condition from the period is worth a few dollars. If she has 50 old stamps in that album and they are all the same age and in average condition she has at least $300+ worth of stamps. Anyway, the first guy is only a dealer not a professional authenticator. I'm not an expert and even I would have been able to tell if there was a grille on it using a jeweler's loupe.
i have tow stams tow benjamen franklin
I have 1960s stamps
If they are not cancelled, you can still use them for postage.
@@jamesdarnell8568 And honestly....that's about all they are worth...is for postage IF they are not canceled.
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Total click bait. And I fell for it.
I think that liquid took off that small spores on that stamp. I think that expert did it on purpose to avoid the price of the rarity of the few, because if they find more prices change
U.S. stamp 1895 for sale.
I have stamps from 1900-1970s stamps from China, USA , UK all original currently I am living in Pakistan - can you guide me the procedure how to sell / auction them
thank you
Ebay.
@@jamesdarnell8568 Odd are..they aren't even worth the time to even put them on Ebay...especially if they are canceled....
@@dancalmpeaceful3903 There are many stamp dealers around the world who make a living selling cancelled, CTO or common stamps. Mohammed needs to start somewhere.
buy a stanley gibbons catalogue and spend a year or 2 researching and organising them. no point selling 1 dollar stamps individually, postage will cost more than the value. If you think you have some worth 10 dollars or more consider getting them appraised by a dealer, this will cost money but will increase their value. And just because the catalogue says the value is 100 doesn't mean you can put 1000 of the same stamp on the market and expect 100k.
Sad thing wasn't so much that the stamp wasn't real it was she called herself a nobody mum that's sad
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He ruined the grill with the lighter fluid!
Um no. Educate yourself.
James Darnell Yes everyone uses it still if I had a stamp that could possibly be worth a million dollars sorry I wouldn't douse it in any fluid.
Philatelists don't BBQ.
Whats good having a great hobby? When there is millions of counterfeit stamps around you?
there are those who collect out of passion, and there are those who buy and sell for profit.
Those who buy and sell, are interested in hyping up items. to increase profit
Those who collect out of passion, would never, ever, buy a shitty stamp like the one in that reality show
Reality shows are the abomination of the desolation.
First, counterfeiters only counterfeit stamps that are worthwhile to counterfeit. They are not going to bother with doing that for any stamp under a few hundred dollars. This is because the labor involved would exceed the price they would get for such a stamp. To do a convincing counterfeit job on one stamp would take 10-20 hours if you are an expert. So figuring someone with that skill would command a wage of $20 an hour or more then the cost would be $200-$400. Then the person who made it usually isn't the person trying to sell it. So the middle man will expect to double his money and if he just paid the counterfeiter $300 he wants $600. But if you are going to go through all that trouble then you might as well do a stamp worth tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars. My point is that if you confine yourself to stamps with a cat value of under $500 you should be fine. Just understand that you should familiarize yourself with varieties that could be faked with minor altering. There were two varieties of a stamp that I wanted that a dealer had for sale. One was worth $5 the other with a missing line was worth $125. But the line was easy to remove using an exacto knife under a microscope I could do it in about 15 minutes. Since I always examine my stamps under a microscope I noticed the buffing of the paper that resulted from the scraping so I recognized it as a fake. it is likewise relatively easy to add ink in a spot to make it worth more.
So for more valuable stamps, make sure that it has authentication paperwork from an expertizing service. Never buy a stamp over $500 without it and you will be safe.
This guy knows nothing ! This guy is no authenticator
That is bull crap because I have one I have over 200 300,000 stamps dating back to 1800.