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Stamp Collecting (Philately)

Questions about the hobby of postage stamp collecting and those little pieces of paper that fascinate everyone from the young school child to presidents and monarchs.

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How much did a US postage stamp cost in 1943?

The cost of a First Class US postage stamp in 1930 was 2 cents for the first full ounce. It was lowered from 3 cents in July of 1919. It stayed at that price until July 1932 when it went to 3 cents.

First man on the moon stamp?

The stamp displays astronaut Neil Amstrong stepping out of the Apollo 11 lunar module "Eagle" on July 21 1969 . Armstrong himself is not honored "by portrayal" in accordance with U.S. Postal Service criteria pertaining to postage stamps not honoring living people. This issue was the first jumbo-sized US commemorative stamp.

What was the cost of a US postage stamp in 1962?

For the first six days of 1963 it cost 4 cents to mail a letter in the U.S. Beginning on 7 January 1963 it cost 5 cents.

DWhat is a new york state 20 cent stock transfer tax stamp worth?

A penny or less. If it is in "Mint/New/Unused" condition, then possibly more, but it is most likely used and there are millions of them in existence due to the huge volume of Wall Street financial traffic and paperwork which used these stamps from 1905-1981.

Have a walther p38 good condition it is byf 43 with the acception stamp of an eagle 135 serial 415p looking to find out what the p in the serial means year and approx value are the other 2 questions?

The "byf" marking indicates your P38 was actually made by Mauser. Serial numbers ran in blocks of 10000. After the number 10000 was reached the number sequence was repeated but with an "a" suffix added. Subsequently when each block of 10000 was completed the suffix incremented to the next letter, "b", "c", "d", etc. Your suffix is "p". The "43" normally would mean the pistol was made in 1943, however your serial number implies the pistol was made in January 1944, apparently with a leftover 43 dated slide.

You have not provided enough information to give an accurate opinion of value. Does it have matching serial numbers? Has it been reblued? Condition is all important when considering value. Some use the grading scale of excellent, very good, good, fair and poor. Assuming yours is "good", that is has matching serial numbers and original finish, I would speculate your's may be worth in the neighborhood of $450 to $500.

If you would like a more comprehensive opinion on value, I suggest you post your question with pictures on p38forum.com.

Best regards

Marc

What do people use post offices for?

people use post offices to post mail to their friends if they want to send an item or if they cant get in touch with the other person any other way.

at a post office you can also buy stamps, but some things that you may need and get money from things like the jobseekers allowance.

Was a 'penny dreadful' a postage stamp?

No. (You might be thinking of the "penny black".)

A "penny dreadful" was a cheap magazine, generally one featuring lurid tales of crime.

What does the E makeup rate stamp look like?

There was no E make up rate stamp issued. The only stamp in the E series pictured the Earth and has a value of 25 cents.

What to put on rubber stamps?

You can put business or personal detail on the stamp

A logo or graphic

What is the value of a 1990 mint penny black anniversary stamp?

A 1990 penny black anniversary stamp can be worth five dollars or more. The specific price will vary depending on the rarity of the stamp on the time of sale and condition.

Are the backs of stamps made of toad mucus?

No, the adhesives are typically artificial, but based on those created from tree saps.

What is a State of New York 20 cent Stock Transfer Tax stamp worth?

A mere penny or probably less. If it is "Mint/New/Unused" condition, then possibly more, but it is most likely used and there are millions of them.

Are there any postage stamps with Mormons or Mormon temples on them?

Yes. There are 19 stamps, postcards and cancellations and there are 4 in the U.S. The U.S. stamps are:

  1. Scott Catalog # 922 (issued May 10, 1944), It is a 3 cent stamp commemorating the completion of the 'Transcontinental Railroad' at Promontory Point near Ogden, Utah.
  2. Scott Catalog # 950 (issued July 24, 1947), Utah Issue is a 3 cent stamp with a picture of 'L. D. S. (Mormons) entering the valley of Salt Lake. The wording on the stamp that reads, "This is the place". 131,968,000 were printed.
  3. Scott Catalog # 2058 (issued Sept. 21, 1983), American Inventors Issue is a 20 cent stamp with the picture of 'Philo T. Farnsworth and the first television camera'. Philo T. Farnsworth was born in Beaver, Utah, raised and graduated from high school in Rigby, Idaho, where he created some of his inventions. Went to Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. Was a member of the L. D. S. Church (Mormon Church).
  4. Scott Catalog # UX83 (issued April 5, 1980), Is a 10 cent post card with the picture of the 'Salt Lake Temple, Salt Lake' on the card.

There are other stamps from these countries: Brazil, Nicaragua, Rarotonga, Sweden, Samoa, Saint Vincent and Tonga.

What is the value of a stamp with the dates 1923 and 1948 on it perhaps for the queens wedding?

Sounds like the Silver Wedding stamps for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, later the Queen Mother.

They were printed in large numbers, so they would not be a sought-after issue.

I think there was a fleet of them, so the higher denominations would fetch more, certainly in mint condition. The full set might be of interest to collectors.

I would guess there were special issues for the Commonwealth countries. Maybe the Jamaican or Tanganiyikan set would be a novelty.

What is the value of a Brooklyn Bridge 20 cent stamp dated 1883-1983?

That would be Scott number 2041. It can be purchased for a $1 in mint condition. Used it is only worth about a dime.

What year were 11 cents air mail stamps issued?

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Another name for coin and stamp collection?

Coins are studied and collected by Numismatists

Stamps are studied and collected by Philatelists.

How much is a 13 cent liberty tree envelope worth?

The postage value is 14 cents if unused, so you would have to add stamps to bring it up to the current cost to mail it.. The value to a collector is going to be minimal, it would cost about 50 cents to a dollar to buy one new or used from a dealer. It is possible there are variations that might increase its value.