Josh, Now you see a little of how postcards work (same for stamps on for covers). Collectors like different things about them. Some like the picture side, or the stamp (generally very common stamps on postcards), or the sender, or the person it is addressed to, or the postmark, or other postal markings, and maybe other stuff. Postcards are kinda like emails now. Everyone in the world used postcards in the 1800s and early 1900s and they are very common to this day. Most will sell for less than a dollar. Above, Chasa likes particular cancels but you can't use email until you get 50 quality posts on the forum so you have to participate. You can use the search function on the forum and maybe find more info about your postcards. Good luck.
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