Does Anyone Else Have A Similar Problem?

THis happened with my Australian collection, heaps of 1 type of stamp, and I just don't know what to do with them!
example....



Does anyone else have the same issue?

Lawrence, you have a wealth of stamps there and a great reason to either start plating, start a cancel collection or start looking for plate varieties. All kinds of possibilities. Have fun!

Peter

not quite as many but my penny reds look like that :)

you can put them up on ebay and describe them all as 'pink'

Thanks team, I have even more large banknotes 2 and 3 cent!

or red line?

You are crazy, Sir.
They would make a spectacular Album Page, suitable for study!


Lawrence, received your GIFT stamps today, thank you very much.
Including a Sc#220a Cap on left "2"



Cap on Left 2 (Imperfect inking, not a plate flaw)

Glad you like them Rod!

Lawrence,
I've spoken to my colleague regarding the KG5's you seek.
I'll let you know in due course.

Thanks Rod, no rush
Cheers

A fantastic collection of fancy cancels. A special area of study in itself. Very nice.

I thought that James, That is the direction I think I will go Stampsmarter I noticed had a cancel Identifier and with the others @ circa 1870 to 1888 it should prove fun!

The first thing to do is check them all for grills.

The ungrilled Scott number 65 stamps with fancy cancels will sell in lots of 25 at auction on ebay. Most of the stamps pictured have good looking cancels and will sell for up to catalog if organized so that each lot has good variety. Provide a good medium to high quality jpg image between 1000 and 1200 pixels wide. Start the lot at between $5 and $9.99 and list it for 7 or 10 days, ending on a mid-week evening timed to allow all US time zones to make last minute bids. Include an estimate of condition in the description. Mark the condition as used to expose the ebay Condition Description.

I'm doing that presently!

I have noticed a definite pink
picture 2
row 8, 7 in to the right, I'll have to search for pigeon blood too!

When listing on ebay, you would normally receive higher sales totals if the lot ends on Saturday or Sunday. At least that has been my experience, as it appears more people spend time looking at stamps on the weekend.