theamateurphilatelist
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Post by theamateurphilatelist on Oct 1, 2016 11:08:13 GMT
I managed to lay my hands on an old Approval book album of hinged Indian stamps. Nothing out of the ordinary, a few pages of pre-independence pages and many pages of post-independence stamps. I am torn between leaving it as is, or picking out stamps I need to include in my more organized collection in stock book album. Not completely sure what I should do. Any suggestions?
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Post by Deleted on Oct 1, 2016 11:52:09 GMT
The first 3 pages may only have stamps worth a few dollars at best.
BUT early India regular & service stamps have a lot of worthwhile stamps depending on watermarks & color.
I would be inclined to check them carefully.
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theamateurphilatelist
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Keep calm and collect stamps!!
Posts: 317
What I collect: India, Machins, India, Laos, Austria, Russia, Commonwealth omnibuses, Covers, Birds
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Post by theamateurphilatelist on Oct 1, 2016 13:47:38 GMT
The first 3 pages may only have stamps worth a few dollars at best. BUT early India regular & service stamps have a lot of worthwhile stamps depending on watermarks & color. I would be inclined to check them carefully. Hmmm. Actually there are 6 pages of pre independence issues. Most are relatively low value, but you are right, there might be gems for watermark variations. |
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cjd
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Post by cjd on Oct 2, 2016 3:28:25 GMT
A few good looking postmarks, too. If it was mine, I'd part it out.
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