Thanks for a great video! It was interesting to see the information on the certificates and your showing the different defects and also the excellent characteristics of the stamps themselves. I am learning from your videos! Love that!
Your content and the information within is unmatched. I've been watching stamp collecting videos on RUclips for the last 4 years and I've learned so much and continue to learn more with each video you make. This one in particular. Some things I'd love to see in cert videos like this: 1. What you plan to do with the stamp based on the cert? Will you keep it, sell it? If you do plan to sell it, how will you interpret the info in the cert to determine your price point? 2. Leave the stamp's Scott info and value on screen the whole time you discuss the stamp. Thanks for all the hard work. Content creating can be a very stressful chore. Just know there are people like me getting a worthwhile education from your effort.
Thanks for your awesome feedback and suggestions! I especially agree with leaving the info up longer. I thought the same thing when I watched it back. I also may try a third camera next time to only be closeups so I can set the stamp down to make it more stable and without having to focus it in. I’m new at this so the videos should improve over time. All the stamps I review are sold in my Facebook group U.S. Stamp Shop. As far as determining the sale price it’s usually a factor of face value depending on the issue, grade, and condition. And just knowing the market from studying it over time. You can see prices realized on the Stamp Values page on my website stampcollectors.us by entering a Scott number and seeing the sold prices based on grade and condition.
I’ve been binge watching your videos all afternoon. I’m over in Bend and just entered the stamp collecting community and these have been so incredibly helpful thank you sir
Even though I don't collect US stamps I can appreciate looking at the stamps, especially with the identification of stamps with common designs but scarce due to watermarks and printing. I specialize in Austria and have a rather substantial collection, from very common to scarce.
I don’t use it. Mainly because I use a Mac and it’s not available. But also because ive seen results from it that I didn’t agree with probably due to it not knowing specific issues. I tend to do better with just my eyes. But if you’re new to grading perhaps it could be useful. But I wouldn’t be suprised if its results didn’t match the expertizing services results.
🌞🌻 Good Morning enjoy your show about stamps 🌞🌻
Love the videos!! So glad I found your channel in the last few weeks. Keep the great content coming.
Thanks for a great video! It was interesting to see the information on the certificates and your showing the different defects and also the excellent characteristics of the stamps themselves. I am learning from your videos! Love that!
@@GreatStampAdventure thanks for your support! I just subscribed to your channel as well.
Your content and the information within is unmatched. I've been watching stamp collecting videos on RUclips for the last 4 years and I've learned so much and continue to learn more with each video you make. This one in particular. Some things I'd love to see in cert videos like this: 1. What you plan to do with the stamp based on the cert? Will you keep it, sell it? If you do plan to sell it, how will you interpret the info in the cert to determine your price point? 2. Leave the stamp's Scott info and value on screen the whole time you discuss the stamp. Thanks for all the hard work. Content creating can be a very stressful chore. Just know there are people like me getting a worthwhile education from your effort.
Thanks for your awesome feedback and suggestions! I especially agree with leaving the info up longer. I thought the same thing when I watched it back. I also may try a third camera next time to only be closeups so I can set the stamp down to make it more stable and without having to focus it in. I’m new at this so the videos should improve over time. All the stamps I review are sold in my Facebook group U.S. Stamp Shop. As far as determining the sale price it’s usually a factor of face value depending on the issue, grade, and condition. And just knowing the market from studying it over time. You can see prices realized on the Stamp Values page on my website stampcollectors.us by entering a Scott number and seeing the sold prices based on grade and condition.
Thank you for the detailed explanations on each stamp. I really enjoy your videos!
I’ve been binge watching your videos all afternoon. I’m over in Bend and just entered the stamp collecting community and these have been so incredibly helpful thank you sir
Welcome to the hobby! Thanks is for the support
Love your videos. Keep em coming!
Great video!!! Very informative and educational. YES, please add more videos like this.
Hello Ryan.you never failed to be on the top of content attractiveness
Even though I don't collect US stamps I can appreciate looking at the stamps, especially with the identification of stamps with common designs but scarce due to watermarks and printing. I specialize in Austria and have a rather substantial collection, from very common to scarce.
awesome job buddy, thank you
Thank you. I really like the way this video was done. Do you ever do European stamps 🕊️🕊️🕊️
Right now I only plan on doing US. But who know maybe I’ll venture out if I run out of material
You can let make Restauration the last stamp .It is worth it
The detailed reviews are great for education and entertainment. If you have the time and wouldn't mind sharing how you go about sourcing.
Thanks for the feedback! I’m a stamp dealer so most of my stock comes from other collectors who contact me for appraisals.
@Ryan Which watermark detector do they use for the MNH stamps? Also, what is the process of submitting a certificate to Crowe? Thank you.
I use Ronsonol lighter fluid for watermark detection. Best way to contact Crowe is by email. wtcrowe@aol.com
I don't care for e grading what do you think?
I don’t use it. Mainly because I use a Mac and it’s not available. But also because ive seen results from it that I didn’t agree with probably due to it not knowing specific issues. I tend to do better with just my eyes. But if you’re new to grading perhaps it could be useful. But I wouldn’t be suprised if its results didn’t match the expertizing services results.
🅾️ Slab stamps like coins 🅾️
Why not use APS or PF for certification?
For identification they cost a bit more so I go with Crowe. Like I said he used to be with PSE and still is an outsourced expert for certain issues.
Can I send you some pictures of my stamps just to see if they're worth sending in for a certificate or not?
You can post some photos of what you have here stampcollectors.us/collectors-forum-board/us-stamp-values/
Hello. I have a collection of valuable and rare original stamps from several countries with a long life. Can you help or buy?
Feel free to share some photos of what you have here stampcollectors.us/collectors-forum-board/worldwide-stamp-values/
Hi sir great work, I am a stamp collector from India, I wish to sell my stamps, your contact details please.
You can visit www.westcoaststamps.com to start the appraisal process.