The Prices On Ebay Are Surprising.

So I'm doing some surprising myself lol, there's a scarlet KGV12 1/2p not as good as any of the 12 that I have for 10k, so yesterday I put 10 of mine including an upside down WM 15k, there's a green lyre bird on there for 3k, I put 7 on for 4k, there's a lot of 3 red KGV1 2p for 10k, I put the same on for 4k. Lmao talk about under cutting.

Do you remember what partime told you? He said it's a scam. You know almost nothing about stamps and you plan to sell some for an enormous price? Please don't do it, listen to the experts here. Why joining the forum if you don't listen to experts?

People usually want to believe they're rich without doing enough research.

Sorry for being rude, but it's a little frustrating.

Not when listed by con artists. Use the sold function in eBay to see the prices, if any, of material which actually sold.

Currently there are 4 covers with US C46 priced beginning at $15,000.00, $20,000.00 and up. In a dealer's $5.00 box they would be over priced. Now each comes with an official looking Certificate accurately describing it while declaring them genuine. Do I need to mention the certificates were all issued by the seller? Sorry, but 1952 issued stamps used in 2000-2017 carry no value beyond a single digit, three if you include the two the the right of the decimal point.

Undercutting the price of a shyster does not mean the second seller is not a shyster. Pricing an item at fair market value, makes one fair, but not win-the-lottery wealthy, if in fact it sells.

If you are a serious collector and seller of stamps, you would know the true value of these. If you are not a serious collector and seller, then I would like to offer you the option of buying as many of these as you want from my duplicates for the extremely low cost of $50 each.

But, I would first warn you that if you continue trying to convince everyone of the "value" of your holding of these particular stamps, then we may have to put you on a temporary "time-out" before letting you post again. Fair warning, but we have deleted accounts for similar arguments. We enjoy helping serious and new collectors, but we have little tolerance for trolling.