Are Those Germany Stamps Not Worth Anything?

I bought a used album from flee market with fair price for an empty album only.
It came with those Germany stamps (not what I expected).

www.stampworld.com can show you the approximate values if you can not look them up in the catalog


Peter

Thanks Peter,

I did not want to know the exact "value" of those stamps (there were roughly equal amount of duplicates in that album in addition to those in the photos). A guess such as "a couple of bucks" or "5 bucks" would explain the situation.
It was once (at least for a period of time) belong to a dealer from whom I bought the "empty" album. I was surprised to see some many stamps were given way "for free".

The stamps have minimal value, maybe $3-4 for all of them. But it's a decent start if you want to collect Germany.

Thanks Germania!

I am a general collector without specific country or topic preferences. Those stamps are an addition to what I already had.
I paid $20 for two albums. One leuchtturm Basic S and one no name brand in very good condition. Then seller knew he had through in those Germany stamps (and some unused US stamps).

Confirming Germania's estimate.

From my dealer recently, 30 x single pages of worldwide
(some on Hagners double sided)

I paid $30 US Landed

This Hagner's of Germany (2 sides) equates to $2

I'll probably get 10-12 stamps from this lot, the rest swapped for free (just postage)

@ Just for fun
I agree with the previous reviews.
Some of the stamps have color variations (difficult to determine) or plate flaws.
Check the right stamp on the 10Pf pair.




If the leg of P in "Pf" on the right is shorter, then it is plate flaw III, valued at 20 Euro.
It's worth keeping.