This Was Actually Listed On Ebay: Show Finds That Left You Speechless Not In A Good Way

Title:
Q5 5 cents SUPERB FANCY CANCEL Mail Train Stamp used

Price:
$3.50 or Best Offer plus $4.51 USPS ground Advantage

Illustrations:



Now if you want to average down shipping.

Title:
Scott 857- Printing Press Tercentenary, Stephen Daye- MNH 3c 1939- unused mint

Price: $1.00 or Best Offer (Note--eBay does not allow BO less than $1) plus $4.51 P&H

Illustrations:

I hope they were handled with tongs.

More likely a vacuum. It worked for an Inverted Jenny, why not his stamps.

They have been superbly mutilated.

Not sure I understand the distain being shown for these two stamps. Just like the British Guiana 1c magenta, these are one-of-a-kind specimens. No other stamps exist that match these two unique collectibles.

Perhaps they were run through this listing:

Title:
CANADA # 15 -5cts BEAVER VERY LIGHT LIGHT USED A GREAT WOOD CHIPPER (underline added by me).

Image:

Sorry, but when you see these pictures, it's too funny to not laugh!

And somebody took the time to layout, photograph, provide details and then list?!? Incredible.

Wow! Those are in rough shape.

run-over-by-train is a new collectible category

Run over by a train is not a new category nor does it produce such items. I have had now for decades an envelope with a damage in handling marking where the mail bag fell off and under the moving train. Now the cover at first glance look unharmed. But when held to the light at a proper angle there is a diagonal smooth bright light reflecting strip on the cover. It cause if from where the letter way crushed between the steel of the train wheel and the steel of the track.

Missing parts are sold separately...

Just asking for a friend . Does that stamp come with a graded certificate ?

Not sure I'd bid on that parcel post stamp, looks like there might be a pulled perf in the upper corner.

Yes... as in a road grader ran over it.

It is amazing that someone would even take the time to list it for sale.