Stamp Trade: 1 Kg Of My 'Rubbish' For 1 Kg Of Yours

I have a very large bag of stamps that I don't want either because the stamps are unwanted duplicates, come from countries I don't collect, or are damaged but too good to throw away.

I'm unsure what to do with it, so I came with the idea of swapping a one-kilo bag of my unwanted stamps for a kilo of yours.

Hopefully, the lots will be sufficiently different to make the exchange worthwhile. And, if not, I guess nothing has been lost.

Any takers?

You should never include your damaged stamps in any lot you intend to swap with others.

I accept damaged stamps.
Tread your own path. (just be honest about condition pre swap)

James, I'd be interested, lets see what 1 Kg postage in Oz will be..........

Is this offer still open?

Hello Philatelia,

If you are interested in a swap, I would gladly send a pound or two your way in return for a pound or two my way. At the very least postage is considerably cheaper to New Jersey than down under. If interested send me an email -david

I'll send you a message ... I have two bags to swap.

It may be ok if you live next door.Sending 1 kilo to Australia would cost me over 18 euros……….

I have just received a gift from an SCF member in US
5Lbs = 2.26 Kg
The member paid $82.26 US postage . ($140 Australian)

And????????

Didja tear into it and start pulling out good stuff?

I wish I could find somebody to trade a pound of US and state revenues (no NY stock tranfers thank you very much) for a pound of US revenues!

Sorry to disappoint you...Catalogues. (Stunning Catalogues)

However, I have seen some members here, buy unbelievable lots,
You guys and gals in the US, don't know how easy you have it.
Knee deep in stock... (no idea about revenues though)

A kilo is a lot of stamps, if they are off paper. I would be interested in the trade, but more like 100 grams or 200, perhaps, at a time since my dups are almost all off paper.