I'll give you a fiverI've just found my old stamp album (Royal Mail Album.. 192 Pages.. approx 900 stamps) I started collecting in1950 for about 10 years, then forgot about it until now. Any advice of how to find a buyer locally. No idea of it's value
Yes give Graham at Worthing Stamp Auctions a ring and I'm sure he will give you advice 01903 235846They have a stamp auction in Worthing every four months. Next one 9th September.
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There is a stamp shop on the right hand side of queens road Brighton as you come out of the station.I've just found my old stamp album (Royal Mail Album.. 192 Pages.. approx 900 stamps) I started collecting in1950 for about 10 years, then forgot about it until now. Any advice of how to find a buyer locally. No idea of it's value
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Does anybody actually collect stamps any more? Maybe there's still a soecialist nice market, but as a popular hobby in the community at large? When I was a kid you were almost guaranteed to get a stamp album for Christmas at some time or other, bought a sixpenny packet of mixed stamps from Woolies and pored over the Stanley Gibbons catalogue (in the library, unless the uncle or aunt who thought you ought to take up stanp collecting in the first place came up with one for the next Christmas!) to see of you'd scooped a valuable one (you never had!)
These days though? - kids hardly ever even see a stamp - I know that a good 90% of my mail comes franked; no stamp.
Does anybody actually collect stamps any more? Maybe there's still a soecialist nice market, but as a popular hobby in the community at large? When I was a kid you were almost guaranteed to get a stamp album for Christmas at some time or other, bought a sixpenny packet of mixed stamps from Woolies and pored over the Stanley Gibbons catalogue (in the library, unless the uncle or aunt who thought you ought to take up stanp collecting in the first place came up with one for the next Christmas!) to see of you'd scooped a valuable one (you never had!)
These days though? - kids hardly ever even see a stamp - I know that a good 90% of my mail comes franked; no stamp.
I was slightly involved in the first-day cover of bridges in 2015, as one of them is maintained by us and they wanted some history about it. They sent me 2 sets and some cards. A little disappointed to find you can buy them online for under a tenner. So, unless it's something rare, the OP may not be lucky. I've also got my Dad's old stamp album that I tried valuing - but even his Penny Black was only worth £50 at best.They do. It is a still a multi-million pound revenue stream for Royal Mail. New collectible stamp issues, and associated collectible products, are released every month. Recent topics for stamp issues have been the Windrush Anniversary and X-Men.
Many thanks Smiler. I called the very helpful Graham and will be taking the collection down to show him. And thanks to all other adviceYes give Graham at Worthing Stamp Auctions a ring and I'm sure he will give you advice 01903 235846
Further proof, should any be needed, that NSC can be a force for good as well as evilMany thanks Smiler. I called the very helpful Graham and will be taking the collection down to show him. And thanks to all other advice
Some people must do. There's a few small island states and territories for who sales of postage stamps are a significant part of their economy.
E.g Tristan Da Cunha. Population of less than 300 has no postal service but a busy post office sending stamps to collectors around the world.
Thanks to both for enlightening me. My ghast is well and truly flabbered though!They do. It is a still a multi-million pound revenue stream for Royal Mail. New collectible stamp issues, and associated collectible products, are released every month. Recent topics for stamp issues have been the Windrush Anniversary and X-Men.
And while you there Rob is downstairs at Step Back in Time, Albion fanatic and sells a lot of old Albion and sport memorabilia, pictures and postcardsThere is a stamp shop on the right hand side of queens road Brighton as you come out of the station.
I did not know that, will pop in there somewhen and talk to him. Thanks for enlightening me.And while you there Rob is downstairs at Step Back in Time, Albion fanatic and sells a lot of old Albion and sport memorabilia, pictures and postcards
It’s good to push the envelope!Fantastic delivery of your response
I've just found my old stamp album (Royal Mail Album.. 192 Pages.. approx 900 stamps) I started collecting in1950 for about 10 years, then forgot about it until now. Any advice of how to find a buyer locally. No idea of it's value
Don't get your hopes up. Unless you collected particularly rare stamps, you're unlikely to have anything of interest.Many thanks Smiler. I called the very helpful Graham and will be taking the collection down to show him. And thanks to all other advice