Nov 2, 1889: A statehood two-fer, as North and South Dakota become #s 39 and 40.

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Seller needs PNCs of 5 - United States Scott 2609 - Plate #s 14 - 16 - 18. Willing to trade or buy. Please contact me if you can help.

Canada MNH Complete Quarterly Pack Jan. - March 1996 Scott #s 1591 - 1601

Here is another example to have many of one item listed. I have almost 200 USA item #s 803-807 in my store. These are all inexpensive items from the beginning of the 1938 presidential series. Howev

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your sales cards are already marked with catalog #s and your selling prices, then, as Mark says, 200 per hour is easily doable.

Don't look at your listings from the normal store view. Go to Members Area/Selling/Listings, and your Private ID #s will show in your listings.

OK, but Sc#s is more accurate, no? Thanks, I will fill in that slot.

When importing items from bidStart, while bidStart did not have a specific separate field for Catalog Number, we did attempt to automatically fill this in, and were able to accurately do so for over 9

And thanks for setting up that Google gallery! I have forgotten about those Local Post stamps - what was the story behind those? I see several old friends represented there -Michael#s, Larsdog, GSD,

Mark. I have thousands of US precancel stamps and the Cat #s are being changed by Hipstamp.

Thank you Mark, Mostly lots that end in #s at the end are left to fix. Catalog Numbers and Stamp Type are back. Thanks Richard

the system creates new listings and assigns ID #s. When you upload a correction file that includes a column with the ID numbers, the system will not create a new listing. It matches up the ID numbers

Ted, thanks for checking! You've saved me some time this morning. I was going to try again to figure out why my SG #s weren't searchable. We'll wait for Mark to sort this out.

Tom, I just checked some of my listings that have dual catalog numbers in the title and in the Cat# box. I see the same problem you do. Only the Scott # (the 1st one listed in the Cat# box) shows up i

Yes you can put both catalog #s, and only non-scott #s need a prefix. For example a stamp with Scott # 216 and SG # 230 would be entered as 216, SG230.

No, only Scott #s are in the box. I thought only one cat # can go in that box. Correct? I provide SG #s as a convenience for collectors who use that cat rather than Scott, but that's not very helpful

Entering the search term "Albania Michel" does return all my listings with Michel #s in the title. But, any customers searching by Michel numbers will not necessarily know about this search

Just thought I'd give a heads up to anyone else using Michel #s, who might be experiencing trouble finding your listings.