You got a unorganized accumulation here .Somebody lied to you when they told you it was a collection. First to establish a price you need to do two things remove all the duplicates you can sell them in a mixture lot for 4 or 5 cents each .Then organize what is left to determine if you got complete sets or does your lot contain mostly broken sets a buyer wants to know .If a lot of broken sets your back to the 4 or 5 cent crowd of buyers . So now you need to highlight anything of value ,which I see little of ,I would say at best you got a $20.00 accumulation . The two souvenir sheets from 1947 look damaged or stained so they are worth nothing . So anything above $20.00 I would take it .
I'm helping on charity shop in Barcelona and I place most stamps like John's in a 0.02 € box. And even like this, they don't sell! Perhaps, a 20$ estimate for the "collection" is too optimistic.
John - As I said earlier, there is some better material here, but ... there really is no sensible alternative to your doing the work yourself - researching the stamps (looking at CV, ebay "sold" prices and condition), grouping them into lots and trying them on ebay at whatever starting price you're comfortable with.
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