Multiple Trade/Savings Stamps

My New Finds even tho they really arnt worth the paper But Very Fun to Collect.

My Latest Finds
Im hitting right around 200 different ones at this time but I have a Long way to go to find all of them in USA/Canada

Possibly a good idea to abandon this type comment.

Collect what you want, and be proud of it.
Tread your own path.

Nice examples.... keep it up, and post more please.

I like 'em.

Yes I know I should abandon that comment but I know they are really worth any money but I do enjoy Collecting them I will post more as oon as they come in the mail this week and next

We are stamp collectors Cinderellas included. The money people are on the Coin Forum.

Dissing your specialty won't save you from people dissing your specialty.

Better to let them go first, and have the last laugh.

Cheers,

/s/ ikeyPikey (who has got specialty collections that, as the kids say nowadays, dare not speak their name)

In defense of the original poster, the economic value of a specialty area such as these "premium stamps" and their social and historic interest are often unrelated. Nor does cost of acquisition necessarily have a relation to ease of acquisition. These cinderellas shed an interesting light on corporate attempts to win and keep customers. I don't collect these, but I have a few which have landed in a stock book over the years.




Here are two of the booklets to accumulate the stamps:



There are 1560 stamps affixed inside the Community Gift Bond Stamp booklet, and I note that one stamp position in the MV series has a security number 2 digits lower than its surrounding stamps, thus 720 instead of 722 - the center stamp in the block shown.




Edit, here are a few more...

I admit to a bit of a soft spot for these little guys. Don't know why, they seem like underdogs I guess.
Here's a few I have.



I think this Gold stamp qualifies, though it's pretty big. Part of a set of 3 or 4 I believe. Mine is sadly creased.



And a book full of Lucky Green stamps

All very Nice I Love It!

I Bought Art Monograms (?) Book to Keep up on these Type of Stamps, and yes I do have a soft spot for them as they like you said are the Underdog and Yes Way down at the Bottom) But the art or just coolness of them are awesome. and seem to be harder to find than regular stamps, but nonetheless I do have them.

Got This Today in The mail

Top Value stamp promotion cropped from an envelope from the Kroger Company of Indianapolis, Indiana.

Ok here are some better Pictures of my latest Finds in this catagory