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The Official 2001 Blackbook Price Guide to United States Postage Stamps, 23rd Edition

by Mail Man on August 30, 2010

The Official 2001 Blackbook Price Guide to United States Postage Stamps, 23rd Edition

Product Description
COMPREHENSIVE. An invaluable reference that lists general U.S. postage stamp issues from 1847 to 1999, plus revenue, stock transfer, and hunting permit stamps, United Nations issues, mint sheets, and first-day covers.

CLEARLY ORGANIZED. This concise volume is organized according to the highly efficient and well-known Scott numbering system.

PROFESSIONAL ADVICE. Helpful tips from the experts on grading, buying, selling, storing, and caring for your collection.

SPECIAL FEATURES. A fast-find index of reproductions helps the philatelist determine authenticity with confidence--plus important sections on rarities, popular oddities, topic, and error stamps.

FULLY ILLUSTRATED. A gorgeous, 96-page full-color insert will make identification of your stamps a snap!

The Official 2001 Blackbook Price Guide to United States , 23rd Edition

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Erik Wisniewski August 30, 2010 at 3:49 pm

I picked up this guide in order to help me identify, organize, and catalog the value of a stamp collection that belonged to my father. It was actually quite helpful – there are color pictures of US Stamps issued from 1933-1998, and the Scott # is under the picture. Just look up the Scott number in the book to find out how much the stamp is worth. One drawback of the book is that it only goes back to 1933. There are also sections that deal with Airmail stamps and US Revenue stamps, neither with color pictures, though. Overall, a cheap alternative to it’s more expensive competitor’s.

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