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Option 1: Find out the Stamp Values by Yourself. Identify the stamp. Find out when was the stamp issued. Know the stamp's age and material used. Determine the centering of the design. Check the stamp's gum. Determine the condition of the perforations. See if the stamp has been cancelled or not. Find out the rarity of the stamp.
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By default, it's assumed you have the standard UK 1st (£1.65p), 2nd (85p), Large 1st (£2.60p) and Large 2nd (£1.55p) which are are the Post Office price guide October 2024 prices from Royal Mail (link also includes size and weight limits). Alternatively, enter the values of the stamps you have here and press submit.
Online resources: To quickly identify a stamp in your possession and learn more about its value, you can search through the Gibbons Marketplace – an online resource which lists millions of different stamps. If you’re patient enough to scroll through and find one which is similar to yours, this may give you an idea about its potential value.
Make up Values. These make up value stamps are ideal for making up the cost of postage so that you meet the required postage amount for sending letters and parcels. You can find a full list of services and the price guide here. Showing 10 items.
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For fast and easy stamp album valuations, or to find out what your postal history collection is worth, get the experts on your side. If you reside in the UK send us an email or call 01926 499031 today! As specialists in overseas and UK stamps, Warwick & Warwick are experts at stamp valuations.
