“The fact that stamp collectinghas long been the most popular hobby in the world, with over 16 millionenthusiasts in the United States alone, is a good indication of how muchfascination and appeal these colorful little pieces of gummed paper exert.”

ROBERT OBOJSKI, A FirstStamp Album for Beginners

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ABBREVIATIONS

1)     MNH /Mint, Never Hinged/:never hinges or traces of hinges on the back of the stamp(s), but there mightbe blemishes of the gum. Due to stuck dust or other small particles mainly dueto aging, you may see small cracks, dots, or other.

2)     MH /Mint, Hinged(hinged)/: the stamp(s) have hinges, or traces of hinges, or other blemishes ofthe gum.

3)     USED: stamp(s) that have a postal seal.Stamp’s gum is entirely or partially missing!!!

4)     M/U: mint/used - the lot contains bothused and mint stamp(s).

As always, I dorespect and treat my stamps as “piece of art,” which holds the “soul” (the spiritual or immaterial part of a human being)of the Designers and Printers along with the ‘energy” of everyone buys, sells,and uses them; including YOU and me. 

Ido high-quality pictures with a light setting for stamps I sell. Please take alook very carefully at each picture (and the back of the stamp) and see everypossible detail and aspect of the stamps: tears, thinning, repairs, brokenedges or corners, missing teeth, gum presence/absence and condition,presence/absence of hinges or traces of hinges.