U.S.
STAMPS SHOWING ANIMAL LIFE IN THE SONORAN DESERT & PACIFIC COAST RAIN
FOREST
This lot contains two panes of stamps
SONORAN DESERT = Sc #3293 contains ten 33¢ stamps Sc #’s 3293a-j
PACIFIC COAST RAIN FOREST = Sc #3378 contains ten 33¢
stamps Sc #’s 3378a-j
Two beautiful fault free panes – Check the photos.
I am listing these two panes at a 17% discount to
Catalogue
If you have looked at several of my listings you may have
noticed that my S&H fees may seem to be randomly generated. The situation
is that the S&H fee represent postage at the time the item was listed, in
addition I ate a part of the S&H (I have not typically charged for small
boxes or mailers like the brown mailers 6”x 10” or 9¾” X 12¼”). These cost me
$2 to $2.20 apiece and simply I can no longer can eat these fees. Most stamps
can be sent via a standard envelope when properly packaged. This is a breakdown
of my cost to mail a stamp via a first class letter:
Envelope $0.12
Envelope Stiffener $0.00 Made from
grocery boxes
1/3 to ½ display cards $0.16 to $0.25
Inner envelope $0.11
Postage $0.63
9% eBay selling fee $0.10
Total $1.12
to 1.21
My charge of $1.50 precludes me from having to change a
1000 listings every time postage fees are increased.
Encased certified stamps or coins I send in small boxes
and the use of a box necessitates the designation “Package” and the cheapest total
cost I have experienced to date is $5.10 to which I have to add the 9% eBay
sellers fee or $0.46. I will add on $0.75 just to give me a little breathing
room on future postage increases.