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blakeyboy

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  1. I got out my schoolboy collection, and filled lots of GB stamp gaps from the mountains of stuff I inherited.

    There are more gaps to fill, so I'd love to see what anyone has that they aren't needing.

     

    I have to keep in mind that the stamp grading system is just as rigorous as the coin one....I wondered why so many of my stamps are worthless, then thought about it....duh....


  2. I've spent the last year collating a huge pile of old stamps and albums that I inherited from three different people,

    into one coherent set of stock books, to sell.

    They have a better distribution of older stamps, since some of the old stamp albums were very old.

    Does anyone on here have experience of selling stamp collections or advice on how/where to sell?

    I put a couple of sets on Ebay and they went for not much money...


  3. Watched 'Quatermass and the Pit' the other day- fantastic!

    Interesting dialogue exchange in the middle:

     

    Professor Bernard Quatermass :      Roney, if we found out the earth was doomed, say, by climatic changes, what would we do about it?

    Dr.Matthew Roney :      Nothing. Just go on squabbling as usual.

     

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  4. On 11/20/2024 at 12:34 PM, VickySilver said:

    I realize insiders know, but wonder if indeed as has been stated that one collector vacuumed up the majority or a large number of the "better" pieces....I can not compete in these leagues [anymore] but at one time knew a bit more. An older and now non-entity nowadays! LOL.

    I sometimes wonder whether, if I won the lottery and bought a big pile of rarities at an auction, which lets face it, is rather easy to do,  I would get half the pleasure that I get from  finding a worn rarity at the bottom of an old tin of crap like has happened on occasion......

    ...and I can show off the found gem on here, instead of just hiding a pile of expensive bronze in a bank vault where no-one can see them.....

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