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I heard you could mail things like bricks and rocks. I wonder if you could send lumps of coal Maybe it will be considered hazardous material and it would be hard to write on But I think I know a couple people who deserve them

Where should I start with? I have 50 albums of stamps inherited from my grandfather. I see many of them as unique and have no idea how to start with their value.

Did I really watch this?😂 And enjoyed it. 😅 hilarious.

I get day old chickens shipped from Ohio to WI . I am always a bundle of nerves until I see that they are all ok, and the post office workers always enjoy seeing them as well:) Shipping anything these days is too expensive.

You should have refused delivery. Then they'd have to send it back.

My problem is having No One who is honestly trustworthy to go to for assistance assessment of stamps ..as you mentioned don't want to be scammed by anyone in any way shape or form I've heard horror stories grading companies not returning exact submission keeping it or being stolen /lost in mail (yes realize why it's a must to purchase insurance) or even being taken advantage of by someone local dealer shop owner giving me false facts information/advice etc low ball offer etc instead of helping me they profit from my lack of knowledge Started collecting 1970's

The funny part is Creed eating the potato. I actually remember that episode from the Office :)

That's hilarious

عندى طوابع بريدية قديمة واريد ان اعرف قيمتها ممكن تعرفنى او لا

You know I seen your video on the b.franklin ...slightly taller....and I think I have it but not getting too excited...😊

How much is the appraisal

Where is your address

Great video! Your story of how you became a successful stamp dealer is very interesting and inspiring! It is a story of a exceptional entrepreneur, perseverance and doing due diligence like obtaining the knowledge and expertise you needed. It was really nice to hear some of your personal story. Congratulations on your success!!!! It is well deserved! Thanks so much for sharing!

I am new and inherited a collection from my wife’s grandpa. I bought another collection from an estate sale. One stamp I can’t identify. It is the same as your 1923 carmine Washington except it has 3 on the bottom left and right corners. I can only find a 2 cent stamp that matches it. It looks identical to a 2 cent except it has 3 instead of a 2.

Hello can u tell me if my stamps are worth anything if I send you pictures

I bought a big old massive usa stamp collection a few months ago. Need a profit to go over them

Your story is very interesting. I have lots of stamps, old post-cards ( used ) and new. I inherited them from grandparents and people that just wanted to give them to someone and felt bad about throwing away pieces of history. My question is what is the easiest way to go about it. I live in town of 3 to 4 thousand people and I am not a technical person. I am very poor and would just like to do something with them as my daughter is throwing it all away when I pass.

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Please do you have vidios for stamp one cent Benjamin Franklin #596 - 1923 Perf 11 ????

I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A STAMP GUYTO BUY MY COLLECTION. NO ONE WHERE I LIVE AT. I'VE BEEN COLLECTING SINCE 1966 I HAVE A COUPLE LIKE YOU GOT ON THIS PICTURE. I HAVE A LOT OF OLD STAMPS. I WILL CONTACT YOU IF U GET ME A NUMBER

I have a weird stamp, its an upside down airplane

I have some

I have a worldwide stamp collection. Lots of old stamps some in perfect condition. I would love for you to see my collection. See if your interested in helping me sell them

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Great moderator, wonderful collection..i learned some things

I have a question that really interests me. If you buy stamps then via West Coast stamp company, you mean you want to get only 25% profit compared to many other stamp dealers who deduct to about 40% or even more than 50%. Do you then try to get 25% profit on a slightly or partially significantly lower selling price than other stamp dealers would expect or do you buy the stamps with -25% for the seller, for an average selling price without the deductions of your personal significantly lower selling price? I'm just interested in this, this question is not meant to be critical or negative. I hope I didn't formulate the question too awkwardly.

لو سمحت هل وجود الختم على الطابع يزيد من قيمته او يقل منها؟

brother i have allot of old stamps special us stamps and its have value if you can help me to sell it or know what i do with it

I also wrote down all my stamps by looking at library Scott catalogs when I was in middle school. Now that I'm in college, stamps arent something I am constantly thinking about, but still on my mind.

Very nice video, stamps and information!

Congratulations on your success, it's nice to hear such an interesting story. What you are doing is a serious business where you combine your love for philately and making money. What else better you can get 😊 Born in the late seventies, our story with stamps began similarly, only that after a 20-year break (school, college, etc.) I continued philately, but as hobby, because I earn money as a vet, and my primary area of ​​collecting and studying is veterinary medicine in philately. Unfortunately, there are fewer and fewer young people who are interested in philately, at every meeting of philatelists or exhibition/sale I am among the youngest 😅😮

Very interesting and inspiring showing how persistence can get you whereever you want. This needs a lof of knoweledge, study and dedication. Congratulations ❤

Hey there i have 3 10c George Washington Green Z-Grill stamp, 1867. is that a valuable stamp?

Great show and an awesome success story. I started stamp collecting when I was ten because this hobby was extremely popular in the late 1960s. During my university time, I met a lot of students from mainland China and one of them offered me his stock of PRC stamps for 10 k. I accepted and started a small business on East and South East Asian stamps like PRC, Taiwan, HK, Macau, Japan, Thailand, Singapore etc. And my decision was right because these markets (except Japan) became extremely hot during the 1980s/1990s. After the turn of the century, I sold my complete inventory at an auction for a decent amount of $$$ and "retired". Greets from GER, U.

Great video!!!!! Loved your story, so interesting!!!

Excelente vídeo Parabéns

Great video; nice to know how it all started for you. I disagree with the one commenting the comment section that stamp shows barely exist. My stamp club has two shows/auction each year. (The Waterville Stamp Club, Waterville Maine). Plus there is a regional show in Massachusetts. My brother and I got started in collecting when the neighborhood boy next door came over and said “Look what my grandfather gave me!” It was a Scott National album. So we started a collection together. My brother still has it, plus a fantastic US collection. I collect US and foreign. My specialty collection is stamps on stamps. I have a stock book full of them. Keep up the good work and happy collecting!!!

As a philateslist born in the early 90s, know that stamp collectors our age do exist! Great story about how you got to where you are today!

One of my favorite videos you've ever done. It was cool hearing some of your personal story, especially from someone who is about the same age as you. I am one of the "younger" collectors being in my mid 30s, and also a child of the 90s. I have 5 kids who don't care about the hobby at all, but I'm hoping that, if we continue to expose young people to if, we will be able to re-kindle how ubiquitous stamp collecting used to be among children. All we have to do is keep marketing the hobby similarly to how you are in this video and all your videos. Keep up the great work! The videos just keep getting better.

Good video! I would say that the 475 is way too heavily toned for it not to be mentioned on a cert and subtract (substantially IMO) from the grade.

That was the quickest 15-minute video I've seen. Very interesting.

I like your channel because you focus on the usually taboo topic of investment grade stamps and making a profit from this hobby. I would love to see more videos of your own personal collection. Specific question for you, do you think your business of selling older stamps could eventually beat out the modern stamp reselling? Is there any reason why or why not? For example, like trouble obtaining enough high quality stamps?

Love this content!

Great story about your success! I collect Chinese Stamps.

I've been a stamp collector since 1971, Cub Scout merit badge project. I've been a stamp dealer since 1985. I sell mostly mixtures and collections on ebay. Stamp shows were profitable in the 80s and 90s but barely exist now. For me it's a nice side gig. Great video!

Great video. Will comment more on FB

Very Intersting... If anyone deserves it.. You definitely do ...

Great story. Love your videos.

Nice to learn basics of an prof!!

It is just crazy how much the grade influence the value of a stamp, especially when getting these "perfect" stamps. Thanks for the short but, again, very interesting video!