Pricing For Dutch/French/Yugoslavian And Russian Stamps

Hi All ,

I found many stamps that were just laying around the house , could anyone please tell me if they worth anything ? and if they do then how much? they seem pretty old to me , but I don't know nothing about stamps.

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Thanks
Michael

Here`s catalog value for the triangle shaped Lithuania airmail
(this is Michel 2005 CV in euro, Scott values are lower! Important: this is catalog value, and if you`re not aware yet you`ll soon find out that market value is something else )
Lithuania 1932, set of 8 stamps, perfed or imperfed.
15 centu perfed used / 2 eur
20 centu perfed used = 3 eur
40 centu perfed used = 5 eur
60 centu perfed used = 10 eur
1 lit perfed used = 6 eur
2 lit perfed used = 5 eur
You miss the 5 and 10 centu values. Can`t tell their condition, you should check (missing perf, thin, tear, bad centering etc.).
It is an interesting set as it depicts historical scenes and if it makes you `google` a bit it will turn to be more and more valuable. You`ll find out for example who was Mindaugas, depicted on the 20 centu value

The Netherlands, upper row, children with star. Complete semi-postal set from 1933. The 12 1/2 + 3 1/2 c blue has highest CV from the set (cca. 25 euro used. Scott value probably lower!).

Re. the three Yugoslavian: a peculiar issue. The underlying stamps were supposedly to commemorate 1000 years from the creation of the Kingdom of Croatia under King Tomislav in 925. But instead of being issued in 1925 they did not appear until 1st Nov 1929. They were released on 1st Nov even though they were clearly inscribed Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, and the state had changed its name to Kingdom of Yugoslavia nearly a month previously.

No attempt was made to overprint them with the new name at the time; but exactly 2 years later, 1st Nov 1931, they were 'used up' by being reissued with the overprint. Those are the ones you have.

The 50 para and the 1 dinar are worth approximately nothing; the 5 dinar about twice that!