Scott 192 Special Print Of Franklin On Soft Paper

hello, could anybody tell me what a hypothetical conservative estimate would be on a "USED" Scott# 192 franklin stamp. Is it the same asking price for the "UNUSED" or is the market heavily flooded with used vs. unused Scott# 192 franklin stamp DRIVING DOWN IT'S PRICE?

Also the same question applies to the Scott# 194 (Washington), and Scott# 193 (Jefferson) what would be a conservative guesstimates for these stamps "used." or at least with cancelation marks?

obieblue

There aren't many of the stamps you mention. Prices are often based on prior sales. Anyone who might own one has a certificate of authenticity for it. Look at these auction results and the link to the census for them. https://siegelauctions.com/lots.php...6&page_no=21

Considering that there are zero used stamps in the census and only 26 mint copies flooding is not forecast for the foreseeable future.

obieblue, you need to understand something about stamps. Always smart to assume you are holding the cheapest variety. Yes it's fun to treasure hunt but treasures are far and few between. I'd invest in a catalog a couple of years old.