Inherited Stamps From The USSR And Poland

Hello, I would like to ask you for help in determining whether the album that I inherited from my aunt contains any interesting stamps.
Usually these are stamps from the period 1960-1970 - mostly Russian and a few Polish ones.
The album with stamps has been in my wardrobe for decades, if these stamps are valuable, maybe I will be able to start my new hobby :)
Thank you in advance !

Link to google drive where you can find all photos -
https://drive.google.com/drive/fold...?usp=sharing

Stamps have no intrinsic "interest" in them.
They are merely coloured pieces of paper.
It is the viewer that adds the interest value.

What do they mean to you?

For my part, they seem to be basically commonly available stamps, that usually belong in early collections, that foster greater study and deeper investigation.

They can be the precursor to a lifetime of enjoyment in a wonderful hobby, or not.
That road lies with you, if making money is your driver, I would look elsewhere.

Yurgan, I hope you decide to collect out of enjoyment and not because the stamps have value.

Agree with others: not much in terms of cash value, but a great start if you're looking to get into building a collection. I started my own with a similar lot!

I've never seen a collection of CTOs like that (in image 6) - that booklet is interesting.