All the cards that you say are boring views are the ones that I like haha! I love seeing landscapes from the past- that area has probably changed so much!
With the Wright Brothers card, the listing of the card that sold for $10 reads as if the seller had not known who the Wright Brothers were. I do believe a knowledge of history really helps.
Fort Collins A & M card...this is now Colorado State University (I am an alum)...founded in 1870 as land grant college...Colorado Agricultural College (1870-1935), Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts (1935-1950), Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College (1950-1957), Colorado State University (1957 - present)...thanks for sharing!
Lol'd @ the viewer undercut. I've undercut you before and I'm sure you've done that to me or will in the future. Great video, good to see what not is going well for you. If memory serves you said you were apprehensive about doing whatnot in an older video.
You’re always so fun to watch and learn from, thank you! Can you tell me how you IDd the East Globe School card as an Albertype? What are you looking for when the company is not marked on the card? Or is it and I just can’t see it here?
It says Albertype in the stamp box normally but on this one it’s covered up. The font style on the front and back is consistent across all Albertypes so that’s how I identify them!
I have a question about the EcoSwift envelopes you use. Which ones are approved for eBay Standard Envelope? Are they made of Kraft (similar to a greeting card envelope) or are they the "rigid photo shipping flats cardboard envelope mailer" in their eBay store? The eBay mailers that I already have (which I think are the same ones you use for the over $20 postcards) seem pretty rigid and was wondering how the EcoSwift compare to those.
@@mailseum Thank you. I did find them, but the word "rigid" in the title was making me think they weren't the right ones. But looking at the photos I can see how they are similar to cereal boxes.
All the cards that you say are boring views are the ones that I like haha! I love seeing landscapes from the past- that area has probably changed so much!
I am a collector and I always enjoy the insights of how you and other postcard sellers come up with a price. Great video. Thank you.
With the Wright Brothers card, the listing of the card that sold for $10 reads as if the seller had not known who the Wright Brothers were. I do believe a knowledge of history really helps.
Fort Collins A & M card...this is now Colorado State University (I am an alum)...founded in 1870 as land grant college...Colorado Agricultural College (1870-1935), Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts (1935-1950), Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College (1950-1957), Colorado State University (1957 - present)...thanks for sharing!
Thanks for another video with great content. You have taught me a lot.
Another great week Daniel
I have maybe 100+ creamery RPPCs coming up soon. List yours quickly!
I think I’m fresh out so the stage is yours!
@@mailseum lol!
Lol'd @ the viewer undercut. I've undercut you before and I'm sure you've done that to me or will in the future. Great video, good to see what not is going well for you. If memory serves you said you were apprehensive about doing whatnot in an older video.
You’re always so fun to watch and learn from, thank you! Can you tell me how you IDd the East Globe School card as an Albertype? What are you looking for when the company is not marked on the card? Or is it and I just can’t see it here?
It says Albertype in the stamp box normally but on this one it’s covered up. The font style on the front and back is consistent across all Albertypes so that’s how I identify them!
I have a question about the EcoSwift envelopes you use. Which ones are approved for eBay Standard Envelope? Are they made of Kraft (similar to a greeting card envelope) or are they the "rigid photo shipping flats cardboard envelope mailer" in their eBay store? The eBay mailers that I already have (which I think are the same ones you use for the over $20 postcards) seem pretty rigid and was wondering how the EcoSwift compare to those.
They are much thinner than the eBay ones, these are roughly cereal box thickness. If you search for EcoSwift 6.5 x 4.5 on eBay you’ll find them!
@@mailseum Thank you. I did find them, but the word "rigid" in the title was making me think they weren't the right ones. But looking at the photos I can see how they are similar to cereal boxes.