LOL just checking the value of these old stamps like if you sold them to collectors - you'd make over $25 easy lol. Only two got cancelled, I think I'll cut them out and mail them back to him LOL.
Might be worth more if they are all still on the original envelope with the entire postmark..
The postmark is like from 3 days ago
I'm not sure it would really matter if the postmark is recent when it comes to the collective value of those stamps.
I'm gonna mail him back his uncancelled stamps. He can re-use them (and I'm sure he will). Maybe I'll even send a book of modern stamps for him to use.
That's nice of you to think of the guy and to even think about sending some of those stamps back to him. Poor guy. Lol
Tell me more about this estate sale scheme...
Tell me more about this estate sale scheme...
Ask sportsdad.... 
Lol.
There's nothing wrong with estate sales and people that go buy the stuff. The families are the ones trying to get rid of the stuff so they can sell the house or whatever. So it's helping them to get rid of that stuff.
I've gone to several estate sales. You got to know what you're doing to buy something worth anything. Or get lucky.
You start to see the same things over and over. Like colored glassware. Either green or blue. Lol. Old mantle clocks that are worth nothing. Tools.
Jewelry too. It's fun to go to them.
Before I went to my first estate sale I was nervous. Thinking yeah like I'm a vulture or whatever. But it's not like that. 99% of the sales are run by and outside company. It's like going to a pawn shop almost.
My mom still has the furniture she picked up at an estate sale in 1980. Some seriously nice stuff, very well made.
Stereo equipment...
Circling
"What should we do with all that junk in dad's 'studio' (eye roll)?"
Toss it
It's all junk.
