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Topic: [INFO]-Crypto Stamps- Collectable Blockchain postage stamps - page 63. (Read 31216 times)

legendary
Activity: 2520
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The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
So how many of you guys went back to your stash of stamps to check the 4 digit and 5 digit serials? I bet lot of you already have and some can't wait to get home and check them out.. And than there are people like me who already sold the big bunch and regretting a bit of how many were 3 digits in there... lol..

Lol...I checked mine few days ago...only had one black 5 digit.
hero member
Activity: 1792
Merit: 551
https://rollbit.com/referral/Agrawas
So how many of you guys went back to your stash of stamps to check the 4 digit and 5 digit serials? I bet lot of you already have and some can't wait to get home and check them out.. And than there are people like me who already sold the big bunch and regretting a bit of how many were 3 digits in there... lol..
sr. member
Activity: 382
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  I have followed an auction on Thiefbay for a Black 4 diigit one and it went up to over $400. I can imagine what a red would bring Huh Wink

It just so happens I'll be auctioning off a black 4 digit one on Bitcointalk, starting this evening  Grin
legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
Another variation that collectors need to look for..


  Thanks man...I posted it in the front as well.

   I have followed an auction on Thiefbay for a Black 4 diigit one and it went up to over $400. I can imagine what a red would bring Huh Wink
hero member
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Merit: 551
https://rollbit.com/referral/Agrawas
Another variation that collectors need to look for..


legendary
Activity: 2114
Merit: 1403
Disobey.
Received my shipment from the Austria Post.  Had ordered x30 stamps.

Got a red boi  Grin

Also got a yellow, so I have a full set now.

Several greens and blues and a handful of blacks.  Smiley

Grats Frank!  Wahoo!

Thanks!  They were a lot of fun to scan.  The anticipation was great  Cheesy.  Wish I had bought more!  Feel like I got lucky finding them back online (for the third time I think?) before they sold out finally, though, so happy to have gotten my order in.  Grin
Wow first of all congrats. Full set and red stamp feel so good. Even yellows and blue give a nice tickle when scanning!
And couldn't agree more, scanning and anticipating is a fantastic experience.
sr. member
Activity: 1442
Merit: 320
Received my shipment from the Austria Post.  Had ordered x30 stamps.

Got a red boi  Grin

Also got a yellow, so I have a full set now.

Several greens and blues and a handful of blacks.  Smiley

Grats Frank!  Wahoo!

Thanks!  They were a lot of fun to scan.  The anticipation was great  Cheesy.  Wish I had bought more!  Feel like I got lucky finding them back online (for the third time I think?) before they sold out finally, though, so happy to have gotten my order in.  Grin
copper member
Activity: 507
Merit: 118
Received my shipment from the Austria Post.  Had ordered x30 stamps.

Got a red boi  Grin

Also got a yellow, so I have a full set now.

Several greens and blues and a handful of blacks.  Smiley

Grats Frank!  Wahoo!
sr. member
Activity: 1442
Merit: 320
Received my shipment from the Austria Post.  Had ordered x30 stamps.

Got a red boi  Grin

Also got a yellow, so I have a full set now.

Several greens and blues and a handful of blacks.  Smiley
legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.


    My ultimate used stamp postage set would be something like this.

    All colors neatly placed and the cancels placed the way they are.

    I would explain to the teller my intentions before hand and if they agree then place a whole set to be cancelled this way.

    It would be very unique. Now if only I can find time to fly to Austria!  Wink



 
legendary
Activity: 2114
Merit: 1403
Disobey.
20 days since my dispatch email from the austrian post and still no delivery.   Cry

How long from the delivery email until you guys in the US recieved them?

  They should have been there by now or very soon. Remember sometimes they can get stuck at customs for awhile as well.

  Hope you get em soon.  Wink
Agree with Krogoth, customs and international shipping times vary drastically.
Also note: For my FDC order I had a dispatch email, but when I checked tracking, it took them another 7 days to actually send the parcel.
legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
20 days since my dispatch email from the austrian post and still no delivery.   Cry

How long from the delivery email until you guys in the US recieved them?

  They should have been there by now or very soon. Remember sometimes they can get stuck at customs for awhile as well.

  Hope you get em soon.  Wink
legendary
Activity: 3752
Merit: 1415
20 days since my dispatch email from the austrian post and still no delivery.   Cry

How long from the delivery email until you guys in the US recieved them?
newbie
Activity: 20
Merit: 8
To anyone sending or storing stamps....

   Keep away from humidity and high temps
   Place in a dry place...use silica gel packs to help
   Do not use any sort of tape near stamps!
   Place in zip lock bag when shipping to prevent any water damage.
    If you live in the country...place some sort of bug protection to prevent insects from eating your stamps.
    Do not pile your stamps on top of each other...the gum can melt and will stick to each other.
    Keep away from any light to prevent fading.
    NEVER USE SCOTCH TAPE TO AFFIX YOUR STAMPS


    Some good websites to go thru

https://www.linns.com/news/postal-updates-page/stamp-collecting-basics/1998/february/starting-out-with-hobby--dos-and-don-t-s.html

  https://www.lighthouse.us/collect-stamps/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwvdXpBRCoARIsAMJSKqIiw9dEV8ArVShtBaUCeZD7UYlIXWXKSHI22P9-k4_hJchygQYcf0IaArxpEALw_wcB
   

Thank you so much!
legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
To anyone sending or storing stamps....

   Keep away from humidity and high temps
   Place in a dry place...use silica gel packs to help
   Do not use any sort of tape near stamps!
   Place in zip lock bag when shipping to prevent any water damage.
    If you live in the country...place some sort of bug protection to prevent insects from eating your stamps.
    Do not pile your stamps on top of each other...the gum can melt and will stick to each other.
    Keep away from any light to prevent fading.
    NEVER USE SCOTCH TAPE TO AFFIX YOUR STAMPS

 Grin you are really a full blood stamp collector krogo :-D

  Been at it for 40 years mate.
 
  I am an expert on inverted center stamps btw...for you who dont know what that is....here is a fantastic auction that happened a few years back......the royaly of Philatelic errors..

   https://stampauctionnetwork.com/f/f114.cfm
member
Activity: 275
Merit: 72
cryptoenthusiast, artist, BTC propagandist!
To anyone sending or storing stamps....

   Keep away from humidity and high temps
   Place in a dry place...use silica gel packs to help
   Do not use any sort of tape near stamps!
   Place in zip lock bag when shipping to prevent any water damage.
    If you live in the country...place some sort of bug protection to prevent insects from eating your stamps.
    Do not pile your stamps on top of each other...the gum can melt and will stick to each other.
    Keep away from any light to prevent fading.
    NEVER USE SCOTCH TAPE TO AFFIX YOUR STAMPS

 Grin you are really a full blood stamp collector krogo :-D
legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
To anyone sending or storing stamps....

   Keep away from humidity and high temps
   Place in a dry place...use silica gel packs to help
   Do not use any sort of tape near stamps!
   Place in zip lock bag when shipping to prevent any water damage.
   If you live in the country...place some sort of bug protection to prevent insects from eating your stamps.
   Do not pile your stamps on top of each other...the gum can melt and will stick to each other.
   Keep away from any light to prevent fading.
   NEVER USE SCOTCH TAPE TO AFFIX YOUR STAMPS


  Some good websites to go browse thru

  https://www.linns.com/news/postal-updates-page/stamp-collecting-basics/1998/february/starting-out-with-hobby--dos-and-don-t-s.html

  https://www.lighthouse.us/collect-stamps/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwvdXpBRCoARIsAMJSKqIiw9dEV8ArVShtBaUCeZD7UYlIXWXKSHI22P9-k4_hJchygQYcf0IaArxpEALw_wcB
    
newbie
Activity: 20
Merit: 8
Interesting, but makes sense. Do you collect/keep the whole envelope, or just the stamp? (Just curious). Thanks!

The entire envelope in this case. It is more legit and more appealing on envelope. Also the entire cancel is not only stamped on the stamp but  stamped to the left of the stamp as well clearly indicating city and date.

 Rare postage stamps left on envelope usually command higher prices.



Nice!

I have one myself, great!
legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
Interesting, but makes sense. Do you collect/keep the whole envelope, or just the stamp? (Just curious). Thanks!

The entire envelope in this case. It is more legit and more appealing on envelope. Also the entire cancel is not only stamped on the stamp but  stamped to the left of the stamp as well clearly indicating city and date.

 Rare postage stamps left on envelope usually command higher prices.

legendary
Activity: 3570
Merit: 1959
Interesting, but makes sense. Do you collect/keep the whole envelope, or just the stamp? (Just curious). Thanks!
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