Looking For A Preferred Expertizing

With a bunch to do, are there tips for selecting stamps for priority candidates. And are there bulk rate discounts that benefit?

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Could you possibly be more specific?

One of the values of this community is being able to save you significant amounts of time and money when deciding on certification purchase. I recommend posting some scans of individual stamps you think are worthy of certs and then following the advice of the folks here.
Don

I believe you are way, way premature about requiring certification of anything. Re: Missionary stamps and the like. The cart before the horse type of action. First a whole lot of learning. Show some scans.

As for the need of expertizing, doesn't the stamp store require it for items over $500 ?

Randy referenced "cart before the horse". How do you know that what you have is actually real and worth over $500? Oh, send it for a cert. Slow down my friend.

So , any expertizers have good bulk rates ?

What do yo believe these two items to be?

Why do you think that if you have individual stamps worth over $500 the philatelic house was not interested in the collection?

These two are Japan #3,4 hopefully. The 88' album aside from contents did not draw much response.That's ok, I understand, they probably had multiples of similar.

Actually it was the 1875 album.

"These two are Japan #3,4 hopefully"

Japan 3 & 4 are imperf, so the green one is clearly not what you hoped it was.

You can start here:

https://isjp.org/introduction/

More Japan , why the perfs?

Your blue stamp is upside down .Which is above this posting .

All your stamps are forgeries ,how do I know ? Because I got them with the same cancels in my forgery collection .

Let me explain FORGERIES to you and other new readers .

First forgeries have been around for 150 years ,so just because a album is old or it sat in a vault for 75 years is no guarentee .

Second there are many people on this board with different levels and interest who can help spot 90% of all forgeries .

It is not often we tell people to sent it in to be expertized .

Only about 1/2 of one percent and maybe even less than that, that a expert needs to send it to a committee of experts for a opinion .