The Stamps Of Lithuania.

Wytukas: I got these covers from a friend (I kept them intact) who, perhaps, got them from your late father. I would be interested on 1990/92 Estonian circulated covers, if you have them.

ROD - I'm not a collector as my dad was. I know that rules are rules! What I need is a bit of help regarding selling collections, because it's big. I want to sell for a normal price not like some people offer.
Floortrader - it's not just one or two, it's a lot of cutouts from big printer sheets, misprints etc. I'm not sure how I will sell them yet, but I won't be ebay.
Thanks

Not in my area of knowledge, too many variables, size, quality, condition.
Best to approach stamp auctioneers for their advice.

"Help regarding selling collection"------Sure .....first thing we want to see is a few pictures here ......Let me help you and make this easy for you ......If you got the first issues of Lithuania you need a expert to sort thru them for variations , if you got the 15 different Air Mail and Semi-Postals in complete MNH sets you got something of value , if you got pre-1940 covers they will have value . If you got German or Russian occupation stamps or covers you got value .

If you got broken sets and modern sets then you got stuff to sell as a collection and there is a lot of collections around . If you got misprinted stamps we need to see pictures to help you out . We need to get a idea of what kind of a collector your Dad was ?

Those just few pictures from cutouts and reprints. These are just random pictures I took in the album. My dad used to send those to his client's who where collecting Lithuanian post stamps. There are loads of full collections of countries.

Cursus - I need to go through loads of material first. I'm not sure what he had yet.

Those are just random envelopes I found, not from full collection.