Rene. When I first got here two years ago I found you yearning for #122. Very happy to see a conclusion that works for you. In this case I can truly say I know how you feel as I bought the other, much

#1, you have to be single, and

It's being filtered by Scott #1. (If you click on the hipvalue it will show you the listings that they are taking the values from.)

I made the mistake of clicking on the link Mr. DeKornfeld graciously provided.. now I am getting e-Mails from Hipstamp.. Is Umm al Qiwain #123testScott still of interest? TestListing-8/25/2022 11:30:

And why in the world would a collection like this be titled "US Scott #122 Special printing?"

I respectfully disagree....for example, you have 17 listings for US #1280 plates blocks with the same stock photo.

Yesterday I noticed that my listing of Canada#160, was mistakenly (mine likely) showing as #169. I opened the edit feature and made the fix. However, this morning, the listing still show#169. This has

The Polish stamp is a local from 1918 Prior to Scott #11. Not listed by Scott.

It did not take me long to locate a Hipstamp seller with over 600 listings for used copies of USA Scott #1035e, the Statue of Liberty single that was probably among the first 100 stamps you owned. If

Hmm...I wasn't clear. Let's say I pick "lowest price"....how is the "place in line" )ie #1, #2 etc determined. So, if there are 1000 stamps in the Lowest Price , how is it determin

Not a #1295 plate block,

I have a #1295 $5 plate block in my collection, that I bought from the Post Office

The German area is rife with issues that command a higher price in used condition compared to mint condition. That West Berlin stamp that I referenced in another post is but one example ($15 in Mint-

I think you are right. The seller sold it as "#10 or #11 ?". I mount the stamps with Super Sticky Post-it Notes cut into small pieces and folded in half. So - yes all of my stamps are &qu

I suspect your #10 is a #11.

Most of these stamps were U.S. since such a great selection to choose from. I have a few 19th century ones in there (#10, 207,210,etc) which I found pretty cheap.

Then we have #123 through #133.

We discovered one of our Scott #1's is repaired, so we're having a special auction. It is a nice 4 margin, but the upper right corner is repaired.

I've had this stamp for many years and didn't think it was real. Well, I ran across it again yesterday and actually found it! Duttia #13.

#11 Total value of a set.