WELCOME TO STAMPORAMA! There are lots of New Yorkers around here--I am originally from Edison NJ.
I am sure there are many here who love to hear what you would have to share. We look forward to getting to know you better!
BOB STEWART Orlando, Florida
Welcome, Richard.
If you have "...a myriad of duplicates..." you might explore the approval books section. It is a relatively easy way to turn duplicates into cash, and then to purchase the stamps you need. Kind of like a trading club with a middle man.
Hi rjan;
I too am a world-wide collector, and have Scott International vol. I - VII. Also have about 26
Scott specialty binders holding about 1/2 of the worlds nations.
I'm currently sorting and organizing 150,000 stamps to sell in auctions, and later in approvals.
Welcome to our website and all the friendly folk here, with an unbelievable store of philatelic
knowledge.
Just sortin'....
TuskenRaider
Welcome worldwide collector rjan...at age 4 my parents migrated me from Brooklyn to Floral Park,L.I i had happy times there until they moved me at age 10 (5th grade) to what was then the wilderness..Mid Hudson Valley..of course i had no choice in the moves but in the end i guess it was for the best. I collect WW to 1969,Guatemala and Dutch East Indies !
Welcome Richard, but Whoa! a Long Islander with a Cubbies logo? What's with THAT?
Cheers,
Peter
I suppose you root for the BlackHawks, too?
It could be worse; he could be a New Yorker with a ... gasp! ... Red Sox or Bruins logo.
I am looking forward to exchanging ideas and identification. I have been collecting since Cub Scout project in 1958! Like all advanced collectors I have a myriad of duplicates. I work with one trading club which relocated to South Carolina. My local partners have dwindled to two.
I collect worldwide to 1968 (then Intl #6), and have specialties in Colonial Africa & Nazi Germany.
re: New from Long Island NY
WELCOME TO STAMPORAMA! There are lots of New Yorkers around here--I am originally from Edison NJ.
I am sure there are many here who love to hear what you would have to share. We look forward to getting to know you better!
BOB STEWART Orlando, Florida
re: New from Long Island NY
Welcome, Richard.
If you have "...a myriad of duplicates..." you might explore the approval books section. It is a relatively easy way to turn duplicates into cash, and then to purchase the stamps you need. Kind of like a trading club with a middle man.
re: New from Long Island NY
Hi rjan;
I too am a world-wide collector, and have Scott International vol. I - VII. Also have about 26
Scott specialty binders holding about 1/2 of the worlds nations.
I'm currently sorting and organizing 150,000 stamps to sell in auctions, and later in approvals.
Welcome to our website and all the friendly folk here, with an unbelievable store of philatelic
knowledge.
Just sortin'....
TuskenRaider
re: New from Long Island NY
Welcome worldwide collector rjan...at age 4 my parents migrated me from Brooklyn to Floral Park,L.I i had happy times there until they moved me at age 10 (5th grade) to what was then the wilderness..Mid Hudson Valley..of course i had no choice in the moves but in the end i guess it was for the best. I collect WW to 1969,Guatemala and Dutch East Indies !
re: New from Long Island NY
Welcome Richard, but Whoa! a Long Islander with a Cubbies logo? What's with THAT?
Cheers,
Peter
re: New from Long Island NY
I suppose you root for the BlackHawks, too?
re: New from Long Island NY
It could be worse; he could be a New Yorker with a ... gasp! ... Red Sox or Bruins logo.