Help With Valuing Some Old 1860's Stamps

Hello All,

First time posting here and from the research I've done it looks like a great forum. I have come into some stamps and am just wondering if they have any value at all. I have attached the pictures of the stamps I have. Any info or thoughts on these would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, going to have to put pictures into two posts!

Heres the second set of pictures, thanks again for taking a look!

I can review this from home!

I'm sorry yesterday got a little hectic was not able to review yesterday!
But if possible individual enlargements would be helpful.

Stampy-StampStamp: welcome to the web site.

I agree with warrehouse where s/he asks if you can do further enlargements. Classic Mexico stamps can be very valuable depending on district names and consignment numbers. There is a specialized catalog; authored by Nicholas Follansbee; that differentiates among the classic Mexico issues.

Forgeries of classical stamps from Mexico are pretty common. I have gathered some forgeries compared to genuine here:

http://stampforgeries.com/forged-stamps-of-mexico/

I hope you find it useful.

The 1st set, Mexico no stamps prior to 1856 so that 1851 note is incorrect.
That 1st stamp appears to be a lilac 8r valued at 250.00 in Follansbee 1998.
The 8r was appears to be green valued at $300.00 in same catalog.
Be aware that unauthorized reprints with forged handstamps are know but closer examination would be needed.
Your 2nd & 3rd picture shows what is being an official reprint from Hamburg, Germany in 1892. That statement is a bit of a strech.
It is noted in Follansbee that these can be forgeries that are genuine often having a forged handstamp added. And that all 3 centavos stamps from the Eagles should have certificates.

From your 2nd group the Chiapas issues if real run $350.00 for the 4r & $400.00 base on the 1998 Follansbee catalog. Fraudulent reprints of these statmps abound. Expertising is recommended. See MEPSI to help with certification!