Any Shops In Colorado Springs That Sell Old Lick And Stick Postage Stamps.

Are there any that have these for sale?

I would like to buy a lot of lets say 500 or 1000 of the old lick and stick stamps.

I would like to buy more than one lot as I use the old stamps as postage.

Yes I know I can go online and buy them but I prefer to go to a store and do it.

You can probably visit the Colorado Springs Stamp Club.

classic.stamps.org/Colorado-Springs

According to their website they just had an auction on Feb. 6, so they sell stamps. Most clubs have a few stamp dealers in their membership.

Good luck.

You can use Google to see if there is a stamp store in that town. I know it is a fairly new concept but it does wok :)

Peter

If you are not in a major rush, you can attend the ROMPEX show in May up in Denver. There should be multiple dealers there with discount postage and you can pick and choose to your heart's content.

See: http://www.rockymountainstampshow.com/

Another option might be to contact or visit the Rocky Mountain Philatelic Library, again see:
https://www.rmpldenver.org/

I would not be surprised if they also had discount postage available, and you would be supporting a good cause.

I lived in Colorado Springs at one time. There used to be a rock and mineral shop- Ackley's- off of Nevada street that also had a decent stamp shop connected to their business. I doubt it's still there or if the owners are even still alive. But you might check it out.

There is a place in Colorado Springs called "Joes Stamps". You can Google it and best to call to see what he has to offer.

I'm a member of the Rocky Mountain Philatelic Library. They have discount postage for sale at the front desk. The RMPL is the only "brick and mortar" stamp selling place left in metro Denver, as far as I know. There are a number of dealers, in the Denver/Boulder metro area, who work out of their homes, and attend local shows like ROMPEX.

Also, I've done business with Joe's Stamps. The google inquiry shows a private home. So, yes, you should call first as suggested by Battlestamps.