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1. www.philatelink.co.uk › buying--stamps-prices-4-wBuying British Stamps, Current Market Values - Philatelink

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   Made up in bags of 100 stamps. (smaller amounts accepted but write number of stamps on each bag) 1st Class Stamps - 70p per stamp (all types) 2nd Class Stamps - 43p per stamp (all types) 1st class large Christmas - £1.20. 2nd class large Christmas - 85p each. 2p to 45p - 37% face value. 46p to 97p - 40% face value.

2. shop.royalmail.com › make-up-valuesMake up Values - Royal Mail | Shop

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   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. Show as list. Show. Royal Mail Sheet of 25 x 1p stamps. £0.25. Add to basket Add.

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4. www.stanleygibbons.com › fixed-price-lists › gb-cwGB Price Lists - Stanley Gibbons

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   A selection of choice stamps picked by our in house experts. Great Britain Great Britain Winter 2019 list. This winter edition covers our usual broad range of collecting areas, with a special feature of the Wyon Medal that, incredibly, has been lying in a vault since the late 1800s!

5. www.stanleygibbons.com › collecting-stampsDetermine your stamp's value - Stanley Gibbons

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   The absence or presence of adhesive gum on the stamp’s reverse can be evaluated in a few different ways. Prices in the Stanley Gibbons Commonwealth and British Empire Stamps Catalogueare for “lightly hinged” examples of unused Queen Victoria to King George V stamps. This can mean a single hinge mark, although, two or three might be acceptable if th...

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   The Commonwealth and British Empire and Great Britain Concise catalogues have developed a few categories to define the marginal positioning of a stamp. ‘Good’, ‘fine’, ‘very fine’ and ‘superb’ examples of the first postage stamp. ‘Fine’ stamps have ‘approximately one half of the distance between two adjoining unsevered stamps’ – on all four sides. ...

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   On a perfect stamp, the space between the edge of the design and the perforations should be equal on all sides. A stamp slightly off-centre could still merit the description ‘fine’, but if it is visibly off-centre in more than one direction or the design touches the perforations, then a discount from catalogue price could be expected. Early stamps ...

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   A ‘fine’ cancellation should be lightly applied if possible leaving a substantial part of the design clear of the cancellation. Also desirable are well-centred examples displaying all, or nearly all, of the cancellation on the stamp. This is particularly true where the cancellation is more significant than the stamp, such as a Wotton-under-Edge Mal...

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   Beginner collectors are advised from the outset to avoid torn stamps; however, not all torn stamps are worthless. Even a torn example of a desirable stamp is still collectable and can, therefore, command a price. A creaseis clearly evident on the surface of the stamp and will result in a more common stamp being worth between one fifth and one-tenth...

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   Knowledgeable philatelists are able to assess fairly quickly how these factors and others determine the value of a stamp. Get expert advice on your stamps by visiting our shop at 399 Strand.

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6. www.warwickandwarwick.com › news › guidesStamp grading: A comprehensive guide about how to grade stamps

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   We will value your collection free of charge. Give our experts a call on 01926 499031 to discuss your collection today or why not send us an email . Discover how to grade stamps accurately with help from the stamp grading experts at Warwick & Warwick – one of the UK's best-known philatelic specialists.

7. findyourstampsvalue.comFind Your Stamps Value online: no philatelic skills required ...

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   Found by Mrs. Cvoight. $ 260. Found by Mr. Veitzel. $ 1,500. Found by Mrs. Brown. You might find one of the rarest stamps on the back shelf of your bookcase right now. and find out. Rauhut & Kruschel - 228th Auction, October 18th - 19th, 2024. The upcoming auction will include 14,648 philatelic lots.

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   What is a make up value stamp?

   • 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.

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   How much is a mint stamp worth?

   • Hinges: Mounting mint stamps with stamp hinges may reduce their value. If a stamp has been hinged several times or if a hinge is still attached, the stamp’s value could be worth around 50 per cent compared to when in full ‘mint’ condition. Generally, a stamp which has clear and unblemished gum will be worth more.

   Stamp grading: A comprehensive guide about how to grade stamps

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   Are commemorative stamps worth anything?

   • Part of an ‘instant’ or manufactured collection: Sheets of stamps which are themed or marked with a commemorative inscription, marking an anniversary or event, are sold in their thousands. They are hardly ever worth anything significant unless, of course, they contain a rare stamp error.

   How to appraise stamps (& where to get stamps valued FREE)

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   Are GB commemorative & Christmas stamps still worth a lot?

   • GB Commemorative and Christmas Stamps The current postage market for traditional stamps appears to have bottomed out so hopefully prices will now remain stable. Judging by our latest June 2024 auction sales you could almost set your watch on the percentage of face value lots of GB postage realise.

   Buying British Stamps, Current Market Values - Philatelink

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   Are perfin stamps worth anything?

   • Perforated initials: Stamps with perforated initials, a process which was carried out to discourage theft, are now proving very popular with collectors – unlike in the past when they were viewed negatively. Sometimes referred to as perfins they are often worth a similar amount to normal used issues.

   Stamp grading: A comprehensive guide about how to grade stamps

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   How much is a stamp worth?

   • If a stamp has been hinged several times or if a hinge is still attached, the stamp’s value could be worth around 50 per cent compared to when in full ‘mint’ condition. Generally, a stamp which has clear and unblemished gum will be worth more. As condition deteriorates, its value will decline accordingly.

   Stamp grading: A comprehensive guide about how to grade stamps

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9. www.warwickandwarwick.com › how-to-appraise-stampsHow to appraise stamps (& where to get stamps valued FREE)

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   3 free resources to get stamps valued. There are a wide variety of specialist resources which can help you to discover your stamps’ background, how it was printed and its date of issue. Stamp Catalogues and Identification Books: In the UK, Gibbons publish the most used catalogue. In France, it is Yvert and Tellier and in Germany it is Michel.