There are several sites online that can be a big help. Look for "stamp identifier" using a search engine. You can type in the part of a word that you can read and it will help. They usually have lots of pictures to help with symbols and names.
A stamp identifier book or pamphlet. You can get one from the library. You could also used Scott Catalog's there is a basic stamp identifier in those books. They should be at your library. They are expensive so use the library ones if they are available.
Find a dealer or collector to help identify the stamps.
Look it up in a catalog. Most of them will include the date that the stamp was issued, which is important for identifying First Day Covers. You can find one online or at your library.
There may not be a year printed on the stamp. You can consult a stamp catalog and identify the stamp. The entry will show the date of issue including the year.
Find it in a catalog. The entry will typically include the date of issue, as well as the catalog value of the stamp in mint and used condition.
It is called the First Day of Issue. Cancellations on that date have value. Cancellations before that date are really sought after!
well to a collecter on a good day $2000
Postage stamps are released on a specific day, called the First Day of Issue. Stamps cancelled on this date are the earliest usages possible. While special cancellations on special envelopes (cachets) are commonly available for stamps issued in the last seventy or so years, earlier stamps are much harder to find.
Without knowing more about the stamp, it's impossible to answer. You need to include the country, date (if you can find it) and what is on the stamp (who or what is on it). Also a rough idea about the cindition would help in pricing the stamp.
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Drug manufacturers are required to stamp an expiration date on their products. On over-the-counter
April 13, 1976. I have several with a postage stamp affixed and cancelled with the postmark (date).
{| |- | Scott Number 2721, 2724, and 2731 If it is truly cancelled prior to the first day of issue, it will have some premium value. A First Day of Issue cover goes for a little over a dollar. I would expect something like this would be worth a few dollars. There are three different types of this stamp, so make sure you know which one you have, as they were issued at different times. Consult a stamp catalog such as Scott's, for a description on how the stamps differ, as well as identifying the actual date of issue for each of the three types of stamps. |}
i don't have a clue but i do have a stamp with Elvis on it i don't have a clue but i do have a stamp with Elvis on it
Too many variables. You need to fully identify the stamp you are interested in, some things to figure out: What was the country of issue? Was the stamp canceled in 1960? or does it commemorate something that was made in 1960 and has that date in the design? What condition is the stamp in? Is the stamp used or look like it just came from the post office? Consult a stamp catalog online or at your local library.
It isn't the stamp, it is the cancellation that makes a First Day of Issue. And what you will have in the US is a cancellation that has two bars top and bottom with the words First Day of Issue in between. The bull's eye will be on the left side with the city and date on it.Many countries include some related picture in the cancellation. Ideally the cancel will clearly 'tie' the stamps to the cover, making it obvious that the stamp was on the envelope when the cancellation was applied.