Which Stamp Do You Wish Having That You Don't Have?

Valid point GeoffHa !
You are absolutely correct - whoever using stock sheets/books would not need empty spaces for such rarities, and I guess the healthy approach would be to simply skip them. I just happen to be so configured in my funny head that I choose to reserve empty spaces and tags to indicate what is missing anyway.

Same goes for Canada Unitrade #32 - what's the point to set of empty space for that I guess therein is a good explanation why these are so sought after - the laid paper variety received a major catalog number (for some bizarre reason), then some album publishers give it space on their pages - and it becomes a wet dream for many to fill that empty space. I admit I have made a space and tag for #32 as well - simply as a sane reminder that completion is impossible. In the extremely unlikely event of discovering such a rariety, I guess most of us would choose to sell it anyway in benefit for filling thousands of other empty spaces

A nice US Scott #39, the 90 cent blue Washington, with a good cert.

the Canada Bluenose because in my opinion it is the most beautiful.

All of the above are a wonderful want list of stamps that I would guess many of us will never own. Would someone please win the lottery and fulfill all of our dreams? It would surely afford one a special place in the philatelic afterlife for doing so.

the Scroll serie make a beautifull page .....

Prince Edward Island No. 1 fine used with a Bedeque postmark.

GB Queen Victoria 2/ brown sg121 MINT :)

The one I want most desperately is U.S. R17a, the 3-cent Playing Cards Imperforate. It has escalated so high in Scott, now at $40,000, that I cannot even come close to affording any example that I would want to own. Any visually reasonable example with faults will go for $10K+.

Sigh.

Trans Mississippi $1 Cattle in the Storm! Been wanting to get one of these for last 5 years but can't seem to pull the trigger.

Blue GauTheir Freres & Cie. , but only two exist :/ so hard to get.

I want one of these meters on cover from 1897. Only one has been discovered and that was in 1996.

I'd really like to have a nice copy of the 1934 U.S. Old Faithful commem -- one of my favorite stamps-- with a perfectly readable nicely-centered sock-on-the-nose cancel from Utica, N.Y. on October 25, 1935.
You've probably guessed by now that I was born there on that date!

Hi all

I want on instrument issue of the 1898 U.S. revenue stamp with a "Chickasaw Steamship" cancel. I have a off instrument example.

I also want someday to obtain a U.S. Revenue Stamp R170p block of four or larger, either mint or used.

I always wanted one of the inverted Jenny's.