This stamp is still quite common. You should be able to find a nice copy for $0.20. mint .
Most collectors would give you a used one for free if you ask nicely -- A dealer would
charge 10 cent to 20 cents.
Some of these professionals dont read into what your asking. There are two kinds of win the war stamps a violet color, which is the lightest of the two, in perfect very fine condition (new) is worth about 28 cents and used about 13 cents. The other is a purple color and is the darker of the two a used (meaning having a cancel post mark on it) very fine is worth about 422 dollars. It is said that the used purple win the war stamps have a precancel stamp on them. Honostly the easiest way if you have two is to put them side by side the purple one stands out immediately. If you feel you may have one send it to get evaluated, you may luck out and have a 422$ stamp. Of course this price will very tremendously if you try and take it to a dealer, because he will try and pay you the least so he can make the most. Be smart a collector will pay you good money if you have it valuated by a credible organization and if it comes with a certificat from them stating its authentic.
hope this helps
This is Scott number 905 and was issued in huge quantities during World War 2. A mint copy will cost 40 cents and used 15 cents, the minimal value.
I have a 3 cent win the war stamp and i was wondering how much it is worth it is purple with a eagle and stars
The stamp (1942) had a stylized "V" formed by the extremely elongated wings of an eagle.
50 cent would win
John cena would win in a fist fight an 50 cent would win in a in a gun fight
50 cent
50 Cent
Did cats win a war?
yes they did win the war
No they did not win the war
How did WHAT help them win the war?
The 1942 "Win the war" stamp was one of only two stamps issued that year. It is valued at 20 cents in mint condition. A used example is also valued in the catalog at 20 cents, but is very common and really worth about one cent. To view this stamp and others issued during that period go to: http://www.allstamp.net/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=A&Product_Code=0903-21&Category_Code=YS
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