Canada - Disposing Of Postal Extras

I suspect that many of you on this blog mail and receive many Canadian stamp definitives as a courtesy and acknowledgement of the fraternity of philately.
I use old commemoratives on my letters and have collected used commemoratives for collectors.
Unfortunately, my recipient has disappeared and now I am wondering what I should do with my used stamps.
I would be happy to slip them into a Canada Post carton envelope and mail them to someone who would appreciate them.
Any suggestions?

me sir...wink, wink.

Robert

I would really allreciate any extra you have although since I am new here, you probably want to send them to a more experienced member. This is really generous of you in any case :) I really love this forum! I don't post a lot yet because such a newby but I come visit and read everyday and learn a lot each time.

Sak,
I like using less recent stamps for mailing to fellow philatelists so I can make good use of them. Let me know if you need my postal address...I assume the envelope will be brightened by some of the material....

There are three gentlemen at the Bramalea Stamp Club who started a Youth Outreach Program about a year back. Check out their work on the club website at http://www.bramaleastampclub.org/

Jerry, Bob and Ingo will definitely appreciate donations of decent quality Canadian commemorative stamps for use in the schools.

I have nothing to do with this program but I know these gents very well and can assure any donors that their material will be put to good use.

GJP

I would like to have some to start my collection of Canada stamps. I am a beginner collector just arrived in Canada a month ago.

Thanks


Regards,
Chun Yi


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