Let's Work On My Stamp Album Together!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2023
- I decided to share how I am building my worldwide stamp album! I don't think I have done a video exactly like this before but figured it would be fun. I share my thoughts while we build the second Nazi section in this album. I enjoyed getting some work done and hope you enjoyed going through the motions with me!
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Good afternoon, it's interesting to watch the process of creating an album with postcards. The topic of postcards is very interesting.
Thanks for the fun video Kyle. I'm enjoying watching you work on your collection. Now I need to get back to working on my collection!!
Thanks David!
Your album is looking really good. Thanks for the video!
Thank you too!
Hawid mounts are designed to grip. Easy to move or examine the stamp. Shouldn't need to seal, but it's certainly your choice.
Nice collection sharing 👌
I inherited my father's stamp collection last year. Haven't gone thru it yet and don't know what to make of it. I collect coins so will be watching more vids on stamps to gain knowledge in this hobby.
HAHA! Yes, the B&M stamps from '39-40 are a ROYAL pain in the butt! I had to make a separate page for them because my Scott Vol 1 didn't have the spaces! I'll have to look to see what else I put on that page. Subscribed.
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Suggestion for adding those stamp pages to those clear plastic sleeves...place a sheet of plain paper over the page of stamps first, then insert...et voila...it will slide right in...then simply pull the plain paper out!
That's a great suggestion, thank you!!!
We all agree Nazis are / were bad……but the postal history they left behind is amazing (and worth the effort)
Realistic philately. The album is awesome! Thanks for taking us along as you build the album.
My pleasure!
" It was at this moment he knew he Fricked up" 10:52 lol . Nice video and cool beans another German section !
😂 lol! Thank you!
Great show- new subscriber - I like stamp collecting very much ! Excellent hobby and great pass time! Looking forward to the past videos and future as well! Keep up the good work ! Happy trails! and God Bless you my brother and all your valued viewers ! Kevin in France and Florida
Welcome to the channel! Happy stamping!
Nice to see you working with your album👍.
Btw Czechoslovakia is two sepatate countries Czech Republic and Slovakia nowadays.😊
I also collect these
postage stamps of occupied countries. Lots of history on them.
Care, love❤
Ahh mann, someone told me that before and I totally forgot! So, they became their own independent country in 1993! Thanks for the reminder! I wish I could remember all the history from all these countries better... Czechoslovakia doesn't even exist anymore either... Maybe I'll remember this time :P
@@KylesStamps No problem. Same here can't remember everything and need to check all the time😅 no one is flawless. I Love your channel🥰.
I appreciate that!@@TideOfStamps
I think you should do a video on how you catalog your collection i.e how do you know what you have and need? Are you using excel or another app/program. What do you take with you to expos where you are hunting multiple countries? Printouts? Do you design them yourself of use simple numbering or annoted old scott catalogs?
Thanks for the video, Kyle. Excellent! Your album is really beautiful. I think organizing the stamps is almost rather obligatory in a way. Our eyes/brain want to see order, and one gets much more information from an ordered collection than from a chaotic, random one, and it looks much more pleasing. Thank you for showing all the steps in your procedure. I for one really learns a lot from your process, and it helps to plan for your own way to do it. ... I don't know if I already asked - cannot remember 😆 - where do you buy the stock cards, and do you know more or less how much they cost? I could not find the same in New Zealand so far.
Thank you! I was buying the 107B HECO stock cards in bulk of 1000 on eBay back in 2020. I was buying from wizardcoinsupply - who is a great resource on eBay for stamp collecting supplies, check out his store. I don't currently see a listing for the stock cards I like which are 107B, but, I did find another listing that is comparable to what I bought though they are a different brand:
www.ebay.com/itm/285070292876?hash=item425f83778c:g:7ogAAOSwxOZjk9jx&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4Jad27z3h4Pf2AgjKI7sLsLnMPSuV3aAekxWvGCsUHJNrAvnrQmX7U%2B9EY%2FS4V9GGzfnlPTLGmWCq6rZFl9vnkIcKC8dwG%2BtdwQSY6TpoKBfpeJ%2FVDPin8V4nwF%2Byi0Q87ens6I3q4oZB3xUUOVRkFV5ueg6yydQs91FZc6F4y5ujrRd%2FAup2F5k3MQiOQxb%2F6SaSnl92iutzSlB6okGoWQMpNlu%2FRbMkCwC8tq6JQAh3IxqkQXDvyNHykKxIfNRmY8g4PKQOuYg7kKI5caSymyTs3itRmpbOz%2Blwen77673%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5SZ2bzHYg
I did see from wizard a listing for the 107's but they are white background card called 107A:
www.ebay.com/itm/115421798442?hash=item1adface02a:g:8QYAAOSwakpipauf&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAAwGUHvTHRqyygu9hJpbbLX0t6fO5XxDT8QZ7m2XwWKsVoCwkQCLtvCUN3Zm7ryU2Yd2ql6vOof8mYQKYY6JubpA9CzroPJ472j8fKcPXX5VKgt9RNqDs96D9MlN%2B7q%2B%2F42457RjQgMJY8dKP83EEObd%2BwCv1b%2BdTboW9hgZ5%2F%2FRilmsAt66uNVhYRACkg89fcFNC%2FKXAzAZQqCRqVS8tC%2Fw%2F%2FBJKcFjsf21A%2BG6KJO1Y3obxYkI7Ry170PKY%2B%2BPEAOg%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5KZ2bzHYg
Still to this day, 3 years later, I have not run out of the first 1000 I bought, probably because I re-use them!
Hi Kyle. Why not use artists tape on your stock cards so can reuse them over and over. Best regards James in Scotland.
That's actually a great suggestion thank you
as a complete newbie can I ask what you are attaching the stamps to the pages with? Before you put them in the protective page sleeves.
Those pages are from a collection I bought. The other collector stuck them to the pages with "stamp hinges". Hinging stamps devalues them and is considered an older practice from former generations. If possible it is much better to stick them to pages using "stamp mounts" instead so the gum on the back of the stamp doesn't get ruined.
can anyone tell me how to collect these it so good
Certainly do not recommend sealing mounts......too easy contaminate the stamps with adhesive or worse.....actually seal the mounts and allow humidity or moisture to accumulate. Never have seen anyone do that, and Iikely for good reason.
When I first got the pen I watched videos about it and learned to do that from someone else. Over time, I've moved away from completely sealing them only because it's probably not entirely necessary. The pages in this album are huge, curved, heavy and flimsy so I felt safer having evertyhing as securely mounted as possible.
see the nazi sign hankenkruez is different from swastika . 1 st thing is that one sign of evil other sign of peace. but people now days think they are same no another thing is that it looks similar but it is not that same thing. also have dots but that nazi sign dosent have anything like that
I would not have done this like that at all. I think this is a little amateurish and you would have had better results in a stockbook until you had proper printed positions for the stamps and also you would have spent less time with a stockbook and little paper notes for each stamp number and years. But I'm comparing this with a high end collection so that s why I am biased. Thanks for sharing
If you watched my other videos about this giant worldwide album I explain it is a casual undertaking with no rules and it's simply meant for me to have fun while building a unique album for myself.
I appreciate that someone is willing to step outside the boundaries. It's not so funny to watch somebody just fill a preprinted album but watching one being made with a personal style is an enjoyment at least for me
Hi
can you share the link from where you buy that album ?
I found it on Etsy. The store is now closed where I bought it. I had searched for XXXL journal, maybe you can find another vendor on there that sells something similar.
@@KylesStamps Thank you do much for the information
You should be using catalogs.
I cataloged everything already
@@KylesStampsWhile going through your grandfather's accumulation you dismissed the old green Franklins and red Washingtons as not worth anything.
In fact there is a complicated range of those stamps -- differences in perforations, watermarks, coils, etc. Some are high value.
You must be talking about an entirely different video then, anyways, thanks for the info. @@jnagarya519
@@KylesStamps Yes -- the video of you going through your grand/father's accumulation. Those early green Franklins and red Washingtons are a b*tch to figure out as there are so many variations -- perforations, watermarks, coils. I'd look at those in Scott.
One last tip:
Just bought copy of the _2022 US/BNA Postage Stamp Catalog( (H. E. Haris -- published by Whitman), which has an extensive stamp identifier. Included is a full page about the Franklin and Washington Issues of 1908-22 -- the green and red you dismissed as worthless.
There are 11 varieties of the 1 cent Franklin, and 12 (or 32) of the 2 cent Washington.
There is an additional pictorial breakdown of the 2 cent Washington varieties.