As an example, I listed a stamp set like Scott # 's 400-404. There is a hipvalue banner for 400 only attached to it. If you hover on the hipvalue it says, as example, 10 of #400 sold for $1.00. I have

One newly discovered area are the Nagis. #3, #4, #40 though #47. And what are the #55 through #62 series? Obviously more rare.

#408 and #409

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

Holy Cow! The image of the watermark (Scott Watermark #400) in the 2017 Scott is probably just as bad. Why did they even bother?

variety. In this case, the imperf stamp is Scott #409. Fortunately, Scott #406 is not that valuable a stamp, so that may mitigate somewhat the suspicion of fake perforations. Still, one should be car

both showing listings from Scott #1 to #99 and #40.

I just synced my Bidstart and Ebay listings , and noticed that most (not all) only had one scan , instead of the two that were originaly listed . A bid bidstart example is item #4066382 , an ebay exam