Buying stamps at non-philatelic auctions

Article Abstract:

Various anecdotes about selling stamps at auctions are presented. Tips are given to help sellers avoid pitfalls. When selling stamps, the seller should not be directed by someone who knows nothing about stamps or stamp collecting.

Economic aspects, Auctions

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A bargain in stamps always looks like one

Article Abstract:

When buying or selling a stamp collection, careful attention and preparation is needed to insure fair value is given or received. Tips are offered on what to look for when buying and how to prepare a collection when selling.

Collectibles

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How to make dealing profitable

Article Abstract:

Dealers should purchase stamps at auction to pay the actual market price instead of the value listed in a book. Dealers should also be aware of auction prices when purchasing stamps from collectors to avoid overpaying.

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