US Postal Stationery 1887 2c Green

Hi all members

Im new to this forum and my english language its not so good.
I would like your opinion about my 1887 2c green with heavy cancel and the clean one. The second sold 2009 for 11,500 USD.





Friendly Vangelis

On these postal stationery designs, there are subtle, but key, differences.

Note that Washington's bust at the lower left on the $11,500 stamp is pointing to the third notch in the frame and the paper color is blue. This makes the stamp Scott U308 (design U70), unused, which has a catalog value of $20,000.

The other stamp (with heavy cancel) bust is pointing to the second notch in the frame and is on white paper. This makes the stamp Scott U311 (design U71), used, which has a catalog value of 25c.

Hi orstampman

You are the best, can you check this one please



Vangelis

Again, 2nd notch.

Thanks stallzer

If you can help me and with those usa stamps so I will close the usa pages.



















Friendly Vangelis

Same answer I gave you on the other forum. These stamps will be found in every US collection and due to condition issues and that they are all common issues, very little value. But There is the one cancel I am jot familiar with.

Thanks for your help, in the other forum I didnt have the chance.

Hope that cancel will save the USA page.

But check this and tell me what you see?



the description sent me a member via email

USA #219D MINT F-VF H SCOTT CATALOG $190.00 ....or hope not!

Friendly Vangelis

whoever sent that title is "off the wall"...
#634...used (not mint)...2 totally different designs.
#219D was issued +/- 40 years earlier

Hi Vangelis,

As stallzer writes, these are all common stamps, many with faulty condition, so not worth much if you are looking to sell. In the top scan, there is a 2c Vermilion Jackson stamp with an interesting geometric cancel, but it is also faulty, so not of much value.

I assume you are showing us these stamps to get an idea of value? If you are looking for other information, and intend to keep or collect them, then you may ask a different question and get more information about them.

The bottom stamp scan is a Scott 634, a very common stamp. Catalog value is 25c, but real value is 1c or less.

Hi all

Probably you have right , of course and Im trying to sell them
after I learn a few about them. I study stamps but not this area.

Thanks all