Are 100 year old mint stamps in a "Citation Stamp Album" worth anything?

[Rock Gibbons]

Top of the day mates,

My uncle died and left me a huge stamp album with thousands of both
American and International stamps.

Some of them are loose in sacks, and others are pasted into the huge
album.

Are these sellable? One of them for example is a dark blue five cent
stamp with Roosevelts picture on it. Another one is a five cent stamp
with the picture of Winston Churchill. It is a Gray colored stamp.

Are stamps like these worth anything to people? If not, I can just
throw them out.

Over and out!

Peace

[Sir F. A. Rien]

On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 19:33:27 -0600, Rock Gibbons

Post by Rock Gibbons
Top of the day mates,
My uncle died and left me a huge stamp album with thousands of both
American and International stamps.
Some of them are loose in sacks, and others are pasted into the huge
album.
Are these sellable? One of them for example is a dark blue five cent
stamp with Roosevelts picture on it. Another one is a five cent stamp
with the picture of Winston Churchill. It is a Gray colored stamp.
Are stamps like these worth anything to people? If not, I can just
throw them out.
Over and out!
Peace

Visit your local library or stamp club and check for yourself.

The two you roughly describe aren't -=100 years old=-, and by the very
general description - are fairly 'common', eg: minimal value.

OTOH, -=IF=- you do have good material lurking, you wouldn't "throw them
out".

If you still decide to 'trash', cosider donating to Goodwill or other
charity.

[Sally Mander]

On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 19:33:27 -0600, Rock Gibbons

Post by Rock Gibbons
Top of the day mates,
My uncle died and left me a huge stamp album with thousands of both
American and International stamps.
Some of them are loose in sacks, and others are pasted into the huge
album.
Are these sellable? One of them for example is a dark blue five cent
stamp with Roosevelts picture on it. Another one is a five cent stamp
with the picture of Winston Churchill. It is a Gray colored stamp.
Are stamps like these worth anything to people? If not, I can just
throw them out.
Over and out!
Peace

Scott Catalog# 933 5 cent Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mint $00.20 Used $00.20 Issued in 1945-46

Scott Catalog# 1236 5 cent Eleanor Roosevelt
Mint $00.20 Used $00.20 Issued in 1963

Scott Catalog# 557 5 cent T Roosevelt, dark blue perf11
Mint $20.00 Used $00.30 Issued in 1922

Scott Catalog# 586 5 cent T Roosevelt, blue perf10
Mint $18.00 Used $00.40 Issued 1924

Scott Catalog# 602 5 cent T Roosevelt, dark blue
Coil...Perf 10 vert, rotary press printing
Mint $01.50 Used $00.20 Issued 1924

Scott Catalog# 637 5 cent T Roosevelt, dark blue perf11x10.5
Mint $02.00 Used $00.20 Issued in 1927

Scott Catalog# 663 5 cent T Roosevelt 5c deep blue
perf 11x10.5 Rotart Press Printing overprinted KANS
Mint $12.50 Used $09.75 Issued in 1929

Scott Catalog# 674 T Roosevelt 5c deep blue
perf 11x10.5 Rotart Press Printing overprinted NEBR
Mint $18.00 Used $15.00 Issued in 1929

The T. Roosevelt stamps look similar to the non-collector
but are different. the value of the stamp varies depending on which
Roosevelt were talking about and if the stamp is mint...hinged....or
used

S.M.

[Sir F. A. Rien]

Post by Sir F. A. Rien
On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 19:33:27 -0600, Rock Gibbons

Post by Rock Gibbons
Top of the day mates,
My uncle died and left me a huge stamp album with thousands of both
American and International stamps.
Some of them are loose in sacks, and others are pasted into the huge
album.
Are these sellable? One of them for example is a dark blue five cent
stamp with Roosevelts picture on it. Another one is a five cent stamp
with the picture of Winston Churchill. It is a Gray colored stamp.
Are stamps like these worth anything to people? If not, I can just
throw them out.
Over and out!
Peace

Scott Catalog# 933 5 cent Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mint $00.20 Used $00.20 Issued in 1945-46
Scott Catalog# 1236 5 cent Eleanor Roosevelt
Mint $00.20 Used $00.20 Issued in 1963
Scott Catalog# 557 5 cent T Roosevelt, dark blue perf11
Mint $20.00 Used $00.30 Issued in 1922
Scott Catalog# 586 5 cent T Roosevelt, blue perf10
Mint $18.00 Used $00.40 Issued 1924
Scott Catalog# 602 5 cent T Roosevelt, dark blue
Coil...Perf 10 vert, rotary press printing
Mint $01.50 Used $00.20 Issued 1924
Scott Catalog# 637 5 cent T Roosevelt, dark blue perf11x10.5
Mint $02.00 Used $00.20 Issued in 1927
Scott Catalog# 663 5 cent T Roosevelt 5c deep blue
perf 11x10.5 Rotart Press Printing overprinted KANS
Mint $12.50 Used $09.75 Issued in 1929
Scott Catalog# 674 T Roosevelt 5c deep blue
perf 11x10.5 Rotart Press Printing overprinted NEBR
Mint $18.00 Used $15.00 Issued in 1929
The T. Roosevelt stamps look similar to the non-collector
but are different. the value of the stamp varies depending on which
Roosevelt were talking about and if the stamp is mint...hinged....or
used
S.M.

Note too, that stamps of $0.20 or so represent a 'handling charge' and are
not even counted into value when 'pricing' an album!

[Ron Bennetts]

G'day, Don't just throw those stamps. I suggest getting a local dealer, or
stamp club, to give an appraisal for you. From the sound of things you've
nothing to lose, and everything to gain. Regards, Ron.

Post by Rock Gibbons
Top of the day mates,
My uncle died and left me a huge stamp album with thousands of both
American and International stamps.
Some of them are loose in sacks, and others are pasted into the huge
album.
Are these sellable? One of them for example is a dark blue five cent
stamp with Roosevelts picture on it. Another one is a five cent stamp
with the picture of Winston Churchill. It is a Gray colored stamp.
Are stamps like these worth anything to people? If not, I can just
throw them out.
Over and out!
Peace