Selling stamps is always more difficult than buying

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Careful thought needs to go into the selling of stamps whether a complete collection or part of one. Auctions are one option but a seller must have a fair price in mind before starting. Suggestions are provided for marketing stamps, including how to handle stamps unique because of errors in printing.

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Fancy albums won't make stamps inside better

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A collector's disappointment is described when his beautifully presented stamp collection did not bring in more money when he sold it. He had wasted time and money on a new album. Had he allowed his dealer to sell the stamps separately, as he saw fit, the price would have been better.

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EFO prices often determined by past auction realizations

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Many collectors with rare stamps, or errors feel that they should get a good price for these items. But stamp dealers can not always predict what a particular item might bring if sold. The price for such items will be influenced for what they brought at auctions.

Management, Auctions

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