the stamp itself I paid $0.75 The rest was for shipping. I tought it was a bit to much for that stamp, but I liked it. So I dont realy mind that it is overpaid, but it is something I will have to look at when I buy more (if I am going to overpay all of them its going to be costly :p )
For your general awareness, the vast majority of U.S. stamps from the 1930s onward have a used catalog value of $0.20 cents which makes their actual value in the range of $0.05 or below.
Quote: As long as your happy that's what it's worth!
Agreed! Don't forget you can learn a lot of history from these stamps, too. If you don't know the story behind the State of Connecticut and the Charter Oak, here's a brief history:
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Posted 03/12/2012 12:54 pm
