Another Newbie Here

Hi once again!
We often get newcomers on this forum who just came into quantities of stamps - usually by inheritance. Usually - but not always - they are just not worth much at all. Its hard to understand that 75 year old stamps are often common items to collectors and not worth the cost of shipping them. The fact that your stamps are loose (not set in albums) is making it more likely that they are not worth much.

That being said, it would be great if you or a loved one decided to get into the hobby and use those stamps as a base start up. Stamp collecting can be enjoyed for a life time, and if you really have 50-100 thousand stamps, getting them sorted and put into albums would be a terrific start for "whoever".

Hey guys finally started combing through the collection. Found something I think is quite intresting Photo coming up.
It has gum on the back. Seems unused and one slight (i think it is slight) crease on the back. Found similar things but nothing exactly like this maybe you guys could help me pinpoint it better please. Also working on getting my scanner hooked up so I can show my stamps better.
-koo

Ruanda-Urundi 1930. Your stamp is part of a set of 9.



The whole set is quite expensive but your stamp is one of the low values.

Hope it helps

Welcome Koo to the forum. There's a lot of what I call stamp guru's in this forum. They really know stamps and pickup on the smallest detail on the stamps which is good and they DO NOT make you feel stupid here. Very honest what I have seen. There is in my point no stupid questions really; to me it's just stupid if people don't ask questions. If people do not ask questions then people do not learn,but then again I'm a Newbie Stamper. I agree box'em and sell'em on ebay. I to Koo hope this isn't taken negatively.