32 US Stamps 1800-S To Evalutate

Hello friends,

so as scheduled in the last topic, i'm posting to your attention my 32 US old stamps. So as I sayed before i'm italian and I bought these stamps next italians, so I really dont know their worth, i'm just expert about italian stamps....and going to browse some online catalog ...with US stamps I get really confused because there are many different kinds for every same tipology.
Please do you want to help me to understand if there could be some rare or with interesting worth, so that I ll be able to resell them ?

I have 1 scan of all 32 and then I splitted them 2 by 2 for a better view (16 images)

Can I post them 2 by 2 here ?

Let me know if I can please and I ll start to upload them soon

Thanks

Stampus. Welcome to the community. Go check out the rules:

https://www.stampcommunity.org/rules.asp

I'm sure that you can post and ask questions about almost anything.

We can't wait, Stampus. Please show us what you have.

Peter

hello friends, ok thanks for the nice answers,
i'm going to send 32 stamps to your attention,
with the hope that there could be some piece interesting
Let me know it please, i'd like then to resell them if ever.
:-) Thanks to you all for the help.

Pretty cool collection with some desirable stamps. Some are just too far gone, however. (your #3 and 7.) I like the parcel post stamp and wonder if your #22 is the dark blue variety.

stampus, in some cases you'll have to provide us with more information. For instance, the 3 cent postage due stamp looks interesting, but its value is dependent on its watermark (and perf?)

Others will have to evaluate the rest. As for the 15 cent parcel post, it is worth a couple of dollars, based on realized prices on ebay.

Most of the stamps that were posted have condition and perf issues. Nothing posted is a rarity, but if they were sound with very fine centering there would be some value selling on ebay. Most of the stamps with better Cat Values in Scott are worth 1/20th of the value due to condition issues. Sorry, but you do have a nice start on collecting US classics..
Ray

https://goscf.com/t/49531#427871

KGB thanks for your answer, I did not get you as well, could you tell me which stamps are you speaking of ? They are 32, counting from 1 to 32 which numbers are them? (for example the 2 cents orange is number 6)
If you want I can provide to scan better front and back only the stamps that you are speaking of... please let me know which they are, and I will.

https://goscf.com/t/49531#427875

blcjr I did not understand as well your answer, sotty about it, can you explain better please?

https://goscf.com/t/49531#427898

ray.mac thanks for your answer.

What do you think, if i'm going to resell on ebay the whole lot, which could be a fair price for a buy it now? Please give me an advice...Thanks for the help.

stampus, I'll see if I can work on this later today (or maybe tomorrow.) I'll let you know which stamps will require more information in order to identify them.

KGB ok thanks so much, see you tomorrow :-)

stampus, I'll number by row from left to right. The first numbers will be your stamps and the next set will be possible Scott numbers. You'll be able to carry out your own research then. (I'm only going to use my 2012 edition of Blackbook; other catalogs give much more detail.)

1 & 3 Sc. 416, 433, 472, 497, 510
2 Sc. 179, 185
4 Sc. 562, 591, 603, 642
5 Sc. 302
6 & 12 Sc. 135, 146, 157, 178, 183
7 Sc. 205, 216
8 Sc. 304
9 Sc. 255, 270
10 Sc. 557, 586, 637
11 & 18 Sc. 145, 156, 182, 206
13 & 26 Sc. 151, 161, 187, 188, 209
14 & 17 Sc. 330
15 Sc. 339, 403
16 & 27 Sc. Q7
19 Sc. J72, J82
20 Sc. 219
21 Sc. 64, 64B, 65
22 & 24 Sc. 63, 63b, 102 (102 is highly unlikely)
23 Sc. 10, 11, 25, 26, 26a
25 Sc. 73, 103 (103 highly unlikely)
28 Sc. 147, 158, 184, 207, 214 (not likely 214)
29 Sc. 221
30 Sc. 226
31 Sc. 334, 360, 377, 427, 465, 503
32 Sc. 335, 361, 378, 428, 466, 504

I'm afraid this is all I have time for, at least for now. I didn't make things too easy for you, so you'll have to continue with your research. Some Scott numbers you can throw out pretty easily, though you'll need to measure perfs and check for watermarks on some of the stamps. My suspicion is that these are all the most common of the varieties listed.

KR's advice to list the set at 30 dollars with a best offer option is probably good advice.

KGB thanks for your work and time. Ok get your time of course, i'll just wait.

If ever in the future you could need an help with italian stamps, you can ask to me, I have many catalogs and also the Sassone catalogs :-)