You can see if there is a stamp/hobby store in your area. They might be interested in looking at it. If there isn't, then try e-Bay. Take numerous photos and post it for sale there.
Most old stamp collections really aren't worth very much. People often believe because they are old, they are worth a lot, but normally they aren't. The price depends on the condition of the stamps, collectability.
The organization is entirely up to the collector. Some people organize by country and by date within a country. Some people organize them by topic - that is, what is on the stamp.
If stamps are organized by country, the countries might be organized alphabetically, geographically, or by political connections , historical or current ( i.e. Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand might be kept together.) Some people like to keep their one best copy of each stamp in a special collection . You can buy albums with printed pictures of stamps and mount the stamps over the pictures, in which case the album supplies the organization. You can buy blank album pages with printed borders and nice binders or you use ordinary paper and notebook binders. You can keep your collection in stockbooks ( special sheets that have pockets in them to hold stamps). Some are bound and some are loose leaf some are heavy manilla and some are transparent vinyl. You can keep your stamps in envelopes, glassine or otherwise and buy boxes and cases for envelopes. I have a lot of stamps in plastic shoe boxes and even manila envelopes
The best way is to store them is in a glassine container away from humity and heat.
You could save them and collect them.
Thematic collections can be made around any topic you wish.
You can contact Quality Stamps, PO Box 1905, Venice, FL 941 376-5689. They buy US and Worldwide Stamp Collections and travel extensively
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Coin collections can be sold to coin dealers, collectors and investors.
Artifacts and antique collections are usually old and dear. Some antique collections include chests and coins from the Victorian era.
Almost no gold at all. It is a layer an atom or two thick on aluminum. There is little extra value to these replicas and stamp collectors typically do not want them in their collections.
Terence Stamp is 77 years old (birthdate: July 22, 1939).
Yes, there are notable collections of old cars in Virginia. You can see a list of them at autos.yahoo.com/used-cars/virginia.html
You will know a stamp is old if it's not written on by whether it will stick to the envelope or not.
You can go to a library and look for Scott's Standard Postage Stamp Catalog or go online to www.linns.com. The former contains ads for stamp auction houses. The latter contains a wealth of information stamps including how to buy and sell them.
Yes, Stamp collecting is profitable. Collecting stamps is seldom profitable. Most collectors are severely disappointed in the amount of money they get when they go to sell their collections. You will be lucky to get half the cost of what you paid for the collection.
There is very little value to these replicas. It is a layer an atom or two thick on aluminum. There is little extra value to these replicas and stamp collectors typically do not want them in their collections.