Many India MNH stamps up to the late 1950s sell for full catalog value or more (the 1948 Gandhi stamps always sell for multiples of catalog value), so a realistic value could probably only be obtained by checking the sales history of each stamp (or year sets from the 2000s onward) on online auction sites such as e bay.
Thanks GeoofHa and Jenny2U, appreciate very much. Is Cv mean Current value in market for last 2-3 years? or from the recent New Catalogs e.g. SG, PhilaIndia, ebay etc.
Sorry - by CV I meant catalogue value, as expressed by Gibbons, Scott etc. Most post-war stamps carry auction estimates (real, not ebay, auctions, that is) that are around 10% of CV. As Jenny says, there will be exceptions for particular stamps or collecting areas. Plodding through a catalogue in your local library would give you a good starting point to work down from.
Thank you GeoffHa and redwoodrandy again. some off year wise scans in past I posted. But now let separate out years single, Blocks and sheets Extras which I can dispose off. Scan of 65 years of material to post is I think unreasonable. appreciate your help.
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