In general, stamps issued after the 1940s do not have any value. There are a few exceptions but 99.99% have no value, unless they were directly tied t…

Hi Laura. I am a dealer member of the APS. #224675

Thanks for sharing. This looks like a common collection. I’m not seeing anything with any significant value.

Unfortunately it does not.

All of the stamps are common with little to no value. The commemorative pages are novelty items and don’t have any resale value.

Thanks for sharing. These are all common and are worth face value in postage if used, or around 60% face value resale.

Thanks for sharing. This looks like a youth collection. All common with no value.

You can request an appraisal here. Or a list of other stamp appraisers here. You definitely do not have any stamps from the 1700s. The first stamp…

Thanks for sharing. These are all common and have no resale value in terms of the stamps. The postcards themselves may be worth a dollar or so to a po…

Thanks for sharing. These stamps are common and have no value.

These are referred to as gold replica stamps. They are a novelty item, common, and do not have enough gold in them to make it worth anything. You’d ne…

I’m not seeing any grill. A grill will look like a waffle pattern in the paper. Example

Maybe worth about $10-$20 for all 3. If they were better centered or graded could worth more.

They are both common and have no value. The first one is a regular #300. There is a variation of that stamp that is valuable, but it’s a coil version,…