A Milestone For Me

just thought I would share an achieved goal for me. uploaded some more images to my gallery, and finally broke the 1000 mark. that may not seem like a lot of stamps, but it is a big step for me. actually, I still have probably another 100 or so to add, just need to take the time to scan them. am hoping to be totally caught up by the end of the year, and will start next year on track, and adding everything as it comes in.

(by the way, I only collect stamps from Yugoslavia, so it's a pretty narrow field.)

anyone interested, here is my gallery: http://www.yugostamps.info/cpg/

I'm always interested in looking at galleries.
You have some beautiful stamps there Kuhli.

Steve

I love the format and the presentation. What a fantastic effort on your part and a great resource. Thankyou so much for sharing.

Nice display Kuhli. I bet it took some time putting that together. But, isn't that the fun of it! Thanks for sharing the link.

Excellent. Quite satisfying to see everything so well-ordered and displayed nicely. Thanks for showing.

Excellent display Kuhli

Thanks for sharing it with us.

Dianne

Great job, Kuhli! It was a joy to view your galleries this morning. Thanks for sharing.

Lou

Hello, Yugoslavia is not a strong area in my collections so I just picked up a batch of Laibach..postally unused..but I was surprised to see that they had no gum..would you know is this is common ?

i have some Jugo sheetlets from the 1970's..they are too new for me and they do not much catalog value if you need any particular stamps I would not be hard to do business with !!

Very nice job Kuhli on the website. And some fine stamps too!

I enjoyed looking at your collection! You have probably said it somewhere else in the forum, but what got you interested in collecting Yugoslavia?

short answer, diabetes. long answer, I gave up stamp collecting as a kid. as an adult, I got into coin collecting, and went crazy buying everything from everywhere. I had thousands of coins from all over the world, and was buying more on a daily basis. then, out of the blue, I ended up in the hospital, near death, diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. some major changes were needed in my life and lifestyle, which included my coin collection. as I sat at my desk pondering what I wanted to do, I noticed an unopened package of coins sitting there, which were a few Yugoslavian coins needed to fill some holes. as I put them into their proper album, the first time I had touched my coins in a couple weeks, I just mysteriously bonded with those Yugoslavian coins. over the next couple years I liquidated everything else, but kept the Yugoslavian collection, and continued to build on it. once I hit the point that I had ALL of the circulation issues, and the commemorative stuff I needed really wasn't within my budget, I expanded into banknotes, and finally into stamps. and here I am.

hey kuhli - what a great collection - thanks for sharing - I know about "bonding" - in my case it is Africa for some unknown reason