Old Russian Stamps Bought By Mistake

I was placing a snipe bid the other day and put the wrong lot number down. Now I own some stamps that I don't know anything about. Can anyone help with identification and maybe a CV value I ended up paying $25 for them and hopefully wasn't taken to the cleaners

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It is always awkward when commenting when people have spent
their money.
My take: Possibly $10 over the top
I have been collecting Russia for 10 years and there are some in that lot
I don't have, you may have a rarity amongst them,
some nice postmarks and a little duplication.

You made the mistake, so you definitely havn't been
"taken to the cleaners"
that's an experience issue :)

(I once bid on some "cinderellas" that were cut outs from a magazine)

Just one thing, if you entertain collecting Russia now, get a very large album :)

O well some more stamps for the world wide box. Next time I make sure not to do this mistake .
Rule number one don't drink single malt while placing bids the bidding didnt work out to good but the malt was good

Next time,make sure its "double malt" and you'll do better.