Scored Big at the Moncton Stamp Show Auction with Minimum Bids Only - Part 4
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- Join me, That Dad Guy, as I take you through my latest stamp show auction haul in Moncton! In this exciting Part 4 video, you'll see how I managed to snag some incredible finds using nothing but minimum bids. From rare collectibles to hidden gems, this auction was full of surprises Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more thrifting adventures with That Dad Guy! 💌📦 #StampShowAuction #MinimumBids #ThriftingAdventure
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You made a great buy. You have a HUGE sorting excercise in front of you. Many of the Washington-Franklin series may appear the same but have perf and watermark varieties. Also, production differences such as rotary press or flat plate and sheet or coil. Yep, hundreds of hours of sorting to be done. I love that part of the hobby. You have a couple of thousand in catalogue value there for $20 Canadian. Wow. Good luck and have fun with all the sorting.
Yes lots of potential work ahead. Thank you so much for watching and commenting. Stay tuned for what else was in that box
WOW!!! A great buy. There were a lot of interesting early coils, pre-cancels and other nice cancels which could make a nice collection on their own. Also possible colour variations.
Thank you. It is fun to discover what is inside
I think you did an excellent buy! Wonderful! So many stamps and they seem to be generally in good condition. You must check for varieties I think. That might be a worthwhile exercise! Regardless, you will have many stamps to trade. I am glad we got to the box. I was really curious to see what is in there. 🙂
Thanks for the comment and stay tuned more in the box lol
Certainly a great quantity of stamps. I hope you manage to find time to sort them all. Bear in mind as you go through them that stamps that look the same may actually be different varieties - perforations, paper, watermarks (and in some cases printers - though I don't think that applies to US stamps), so don't necessarily just put them all together yet. It would possibly be a good idea if you could find out who the seller was and see what they have to say. Anyway, have fun!
I am not sure how I will sort these going forward at this point.Good insight though into variations
You did good the 10 cent Panama Pacific is worth what you paid for the whole box and I would take a better look at the 1 cent Franklin's at 18:30 for coils or imperforates
Thank you for the heads up on the Franklin’s
Nice ball spinner at the end ;-)
I heard Orange and Vera, which makes me very happy.
And it's great when you have a lot of stamps that you can use for swapping.
Is there actually a stamp exchange platform on the internet, i.e. stamps for stamps?
There is the 100 club which i will talk about more soon
If your father or you collect US, it would be good to check them for well centred ones and light cancels and then ask if anyone needs fillers for their collection. Wow what a load of US .
Good plan as well. Just wait we still have to see what is in the rest of the box
OMG you paid $20 for all that holy crap! I wish I had some of those, I am trying to put together an US AirMail album what would you want for one of each of those airmail stamps?
Where are you form? what would you offer?
@@thatdadguy1974 I live in Concord NC USA, How many stamps would it be for one of each of the airmail stamps?
@@Wolfmancollectibles what sort of stamps do you have extras of?
@@thatdadguy1974 I have alot of world wide stamps, any country you are looking for stamps from? Or do you want me to put together a bunch of stamps to send you for trade?