Pushing 330,000 All Different Worldwide Stamps In One Collection .

Been working on Lebanon for the past 10 days ,final did enough to put the binder back on the bookcase . It is a nice addition for me .

Floor Trader

Thank you for sharing your photos and thoughts. I will never own many of the stamps you show but I really enjoy seeing them. I know it's work to post this much. I want you to know it is appreciated. Thank you!

RXC --Thanks for the kind words .

I enjoy showing others what I am working on . Trying to show it is not expensive to make those pages and can be a life long hobby to build a stamp collection .

This is a good time to expand a worldwide stamp collection . I don't collect for a dollar figure at the end of a life time journey . I collect to relax and have my own quiet time . Prices have come down and a lot of nice material over the last few years have return to the marketplace .

If your looking for a massive Worldwide stamp collection to buy at auction .
Michael Aldrich Auctions / ABC Auctions has one coming up .
It is a massive collection all on Scott pages ,the only negative is there are duplicate albums meaning many duplicates . But over all my guess is 110,000 to 130,000 different stamps . His starting price is reasonable with a estimate of $10,000 to $12,500 . My first guess is about $7500.00 will be realized . But a well written explanation for a W.W. collection .

floortrader, please paste a link when this comes up!

The link to the 128-volume WW collection at ABC auctions. It's Lot 590:

https://stampauctionnetwork.com/B/b13730.cfm#123

Stamp Slacker -- Thanks for putting up the link ,something I never learned to do .

Looks like a collection someone spend a life time putting together . There are both pro's and con's about this collection that I noticed . I guess each one who looks at that collection can decide likes and dislikes .

On that W.W. collection , talked about above . The auction firm thinks it will sell to a ebay seller or someone who sells on-line ,but the pictures don't show enough meat on the bone for active buyers to fill their collections with missing better stamps and too many empty spots in the cheap sets .

So I am thinking it will go to someone who wants to jump start with a big W.W. collection .