#4

Top Right - #424 Europa - $3.25

(#41190097)

I "think" that some recent issues are actually pretty nice. Transcontinental Railroad (just had the UPRR "Big Boy" #4014 visit Houston the last three days...VERY COOL!) and the cu

Start with #446, Wmk 90, ordinary or chalky paper? Then checkout #498, Wmk 288. Also, #536, Unwmk'd. These are just the issues listed in Scott. Argentina can be difficult - many watermarks, many error

The #4 stamp is Ukraine. If unwatermarked it is B2 & worth $1.00. if watermarked #116 it is B6 & worth $50.00.

I have your #4 stamp. A friend said this stamp was valuable. Is this correct? John

#4 - Russia semi-postal?

U.S. #459 – the Only Imperforate U.S. Rotary Press Coil

Yes indeed, I am interested in Canadian stamps. I am looking for a nice used example of Canada #4 with four margins.

I just bought a mint #500, with telltale isinglass smatterings over the same key points as my now fake #482a. So looking at most of my $50+ A138, A139 and A140's; the same gremlin has been busy. So mu

Actually Ted all of the german stamps you've pictured are either #34 or #35 not 42 because there is the final "E" in pfennige. #42 has no final "E"

The 2 on the left are not #34, but #42 with a 2018 SCV of $1.50. The 2 on the right have simultaneous CVs of $15 and $11.

#4988a Medal of Honor:Vietnam Strip of 3 2016 Mint NH

How about if the seller just makes a simple mistake when listing an item? I am a seller and I recently had a sale for a 1930's German stamp in Mint-Never-Hinged condition (Scott #450). Everything in

902 3c Thirteenth Amendment Mellone #46, NY Post Office rubber stamp cachet in light blue, addressed

I have a GB #4e in my store. i don't have one that is not an Ivory Head, but there is no image on the back of the stamp. It's just paper.

Size = #4 glassines, #10 envelopes, 6x9 envelopes, 10x13 envelopes and boxes.

Not really, maybe 5-10 cents. Its a 1914 issue catalog #424.