Salability Of My Yugoslavia Collection Stamps

I need to evaluate the salability of my Yugoslavia collection. Are there any Yugoslavia experts postal stamps, that can provide me some guidance on overall value and best selling price range.

I have uploaded a ZIP file to my web server, the file contains 32 'JPG' scanned images.
The file is 5 MB in size. The download link is as follows: http://ic.ims.hr/myst.zip
There are scanned images of a limited size of 200 kB (image width of about 800 pixels).
If needed, I will scan a higher resolution (image width of about 1600 pixels). But then the ZIP file size will be bigger.

In this topic I upload a few scanned images as an example. I had to limit the images to 200 kB.








I hope someone will help me. Thanks in advance.

ebay sold collections. Highest priced first. Your link is too large for my old Mac.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/Stamps/260...tion&_sop=16

Hi @redwoodrandy
Thank you but these links are not usable. (Server not found)
Best regards

Here is another images

This is a lot of collection that does not include duplicates. I have more of them.

I can't speak for elsewhere, but my sense is that the UK market for Yugoslavia and related areas is slow and that prices are relatively low. I have my Yugoslavian collection, which contains, among other things, a near-full run of 1945-60 UM and most of the Crotaian wartime issues, including some of the scarcer, with an auction house at the moment. I'll be lucky to get £200.

Most all of the stamps appear to be very common.
If you really want to sell them try putting on ebay in groups of 1 to 5 pages at a time.

It would probably also be worth separating UM from M from used, so that the buyers could see what they were getting.

Thanks guys for information and participating in the topic.
I'm still waiting.

Hi @Timm


Please, if you can tell me a few Yugoslavia postage stamps that is not common.
Best regards

You're in an ex-Jugoslavian country. You should have access to catalogs and you should be the one to point which stamps are rare and valuable.
Anyway, best stamp prices are normally achieved within the country of origin, as it's where there are the most collectors interested on those stamps. In your case, ex-Jugoslavian countries plus the overseas migration and thematics.
Outside these, I guess there shouldn't be a great demand of Jugoslavian stamps.
But, if you still want to try to sell them, I would get a catalog, and display somewhere, properly.

Hi @Cursus


Yes, I plan to sell my postage stamps shown here in the topic.

There's some good material here, with a high CV, but, as Cursus says, you're going to have to put in the work to value it and price it. As with most post-war stamps from most countries, there is demand, but there is also a very extensive supply, which keeps prices to a small percentage of CV.

Hi @GeoffHa
Thank you for the information.
I also plan to sell other stamps in the set, as on these links

- https://goscf.com/t/60724
- https://goscf.com/t/60773
- https://goscf.com/t/60792
- https://goscf.com/t/60845
- etc

Since I do not know anything about the values of dense postal stamps, I have to find out their average value.
I do not want to ask a high price for the set, but also I do not want to give very cheap.