Hello From Seattle, Looking To Unload Decades Of Stamp Collecting

I got into stamp collecting as a kid in the 1970s, and would go around to antique stores to look for rare stamps used on postcards. Occasionally I'd find an entire stamp book or collection to add to my own. For me, it was always about quantity over quality, so I was never looking for any particular stamp that I wanted, I just wanted more and more stamps from different places and from different times. I believe the rarest stamp I have is an unperforated 1cent stamp of Washington, you know the one, purple, if it is authentic.
Anyway, I no longer have the time to do justice to my stamp collection and am hoping to find someone who might appreciate it. I realize that unlike with baseball cards, these days I will never be able to find someone who will appreciate all the time and effort that I put into my collection; but it would be a shame to see the collection end up at the dump after I pass away. If there are members of this group in Seattle or in Washington State that are interested in seeing my collection; that would be great. By the way, how many members are there in this group, and are there any other groups that may be helpful to me in my quest?

Read the rules you agreed to when you signed up. No trading or selling until 50 quality posts.

What "one cent imperforate Washington" are you talking about.

Check the internet there are active dealers and clubs in the area you specify.

The first comment is very true, so please don't attempt to circumnavigate the system. One of your options is to start a new thread on one particular stamp or set of stamps. Ask a question about those stamps, and this question could be, "What do you think I would get if I offered this on ebay?" Then, start a different thread on a different stamp, and ask another question or ask for comments, etc. By doing this type of question/answer enough times (but please don't be repetitive in your questions), you will quickly get to 50 quality posts. Please note that your questions could best be answered by supplying a front and sometimes back scan of the stamp.

The second comment is also interesting. I am not aware of a one cent imperforate washington that is purple. Start a new thread and show us that one first.

And welcome to the community.