US Inter. Rev. 3 Different Stamps

Tell me if I start posting too much please!

I put all 3 in to scan to try and save space. I just flipped them over so they should be in the same spots.

Hello Tonya,

You can never post too many pictures here. You post all you want and we will be happy to see your posts.



Butch

Thank you!

The scanner will probably melt before I'm done.

Wow! we have a RevGirl to join the RevMen.

Nice scans!

You're call, but just a observation,
I attach an A4 sheet of black Kraft paper to the lid of the scanner
(with blu tac) a black background highlights the perfs.
Then again, You may dislike that

Nice Revs.

*Going to look for black paper* It may not be kraft paper tonight, but will see what I can come up with.

Tonya,
welcome
I specialize in US Revenues and Tax Paids. I have been collecting them for over 40 years. I learned to read by looking at a Catalog! Beware Stamp Collecting is more addicting than Crack! But, also ALOT more fun!
Your R18 (.03 Prop.) is worth a couple of bucks $3-$4.
If you have any Rev. questions I'll be happy to help.

A crack habit is probably less expensive, and raises fewer eyebrows at cocktail parties, too.

Ouch my sides hurt now!

Revstampman,
That comment about crack is the 2nd time I have read it in the last week. The first instance was a postcard collector getting some cardboard crack over the weekend. LOL!


Cjd, Too true about raising eyebrows (especially in the decadent 1980's).

I think these will be keepers.

Crack. Yes. I thought at first "I will sell them all!"

Now I think "Do I have to sell them? I won't hurt for me to keep just this one more."

ANOTHER ADICT IS BORN !! The only desiese you will ever LOVE! Time for my Stampaholics Anon. meeting

You're doing great, Tonya. Keep posting.

When I was a newbie, I made lots of mistakes. Hopefully, you won't repeat mine. To wit:

As you've noticed with these stamps, some people used to write Scott Numbers on the back of their stamps (usually in pencil). I would encourage you not to do that, but don't erase it either because you might damage the stamp. And I would also encourage you not to automatically believe what you see. For a valuable stamp, you'll want to double-check the identification.

KirkS