Detroiter's Rare 1918 C3A / Inverted Jenny Stamp Could Sell For More Than $200k In Auction

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Jim



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I understand it's exciting to own a really rare and valuable stamps, but I wouldn't want one if I was going to keep it in a bank vault and never see it myself for the entire time I owned it. I understand it's safe there and would want to keep it out of the light and in a controlled environment, but I don't want anything rare if I can't enjoy seeing it. My stamps give me enjoyment from looking at them, but everyone's different.

My bank lets me visit my stamps 6 days a week if choose.

Ha! Dry Tech, understood. Yes, I do know you can drive to your bank and look at your stamp. I live far out in the country and my bank far enough away. I guess a I should have said I'd rather the convenience of seeing my stamps without having to leave my house.

Before you put valuables in a bank safe deposit box, be sure you read the agreement. Banks are NOT liable for loss or damage to the contents.