Hmm. The link doesn't work.
Try this link.
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/tripideas/15-highly-valuable-stamps-amongst-collectors/ss-BB1j7BzH?ocid=msedgntp&pc=DCTS&cvid=99455749477541a6ae02b882a066c92f&ei=222#image=4
24 Old Stamps That Are Worth an Absolute Fortune Today
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How to Sell Stamps
https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/life ...
12 Most Valuable American Stamps Still in Circulation
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Anyone ever heard of the "Going Postal" series?
"Going Postal is a journey through time looking through the lens of stamp collecting and postage history. Your host is Henry Lukas, the Education Director at the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-11 06:22:52)
Too many Machins ....
"This presentation describes the many (too many) varieties of the GB Machin stamps. It gives the collector some idea of the many ways Machin stamps can be collected."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-11 06:21:24)
How to Find Watermark on Stamps
"What is a single line watermark? What is a double line watermark? Watch this video and find out how to identify what watermark is on your stamp!"
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-11 06:20:22)
How to Value and Sell a Stamp Collection
"In this video I will give you a systematic method of sifting through stamps to assess which are likely to have value. Once you've identified those you can further study only the important ones and build a picture of the value.
In the second half we will look at where you can go to find out the value of a stamp and where is the best place to sell the collection."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-11 06:19:40)
Collecting Perfins
"Have you ever found stamps in your collection with tiny pin-holes through them? These are Perfins, an anti theft mechanism for companies and organizations to prevent employees from stealing stamps. Watch the video to learn more and see the following links and resources below."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-11 06:18:58)
Found this video on the side while watching one of these. Haven't watched Pawn Stars in a long time. Some cool stuff here.
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-11 06:17:53)
USA Railway Mail Service (RPO)
"Dr. Frank Scheer gives a talk about the USA Railway Post Office System, which was the way the postal service moved mail by train until the late 1960s. This was a talk given as a free monthly public program of the National Railway Historical Society, Washington, D.C. Chapter, Inc. at our regular meeting on March 18, 2022 - on-line."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-12 06:04:12)
Former Railway Post Office clerk interview: Healey, Booth and Hagy
"On August 19, 2009 Smithsonian National Postal Museum curator Nancy A Pope interviews Railway Post Office clerks, Bill Healey, Aubrey Booth and Gayle Hagy, about life on the rails."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-25 10:00:09)
“ MAIL IN MOTION ” 1956 POSTAL TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION PROMO RAILWAY POST OFFICE (RPO)
"This educational short "Mail in Motion" shows the work of the U.S. Postal service and its employes in the 1950’s, and showcases the mobile Railway Post Office as well as the somewhat short-lived Highway Post Office. It follows a man named Bob who takes up employment within the Post Office."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-25 10:02:16)
“ OUR POST OFFICE ” 1965 EDUCATIONAL FILM UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE MAILMAN AIR MAIL
"This 1965 film (a revision to an earlier film) "Our Post Office" is presented by Encyclopedia Britannica films (:11). The feature shows the many benefits of the United States post office and how mail moves. EB Films was a major producer and distributor of educational films for school and library use during the 1940’s through to the 1990’s. The film opens as two children named Susan and Jimmy address a letter (:33) to order a gift for their mother’s birthday. "
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-25 10:07:24)
" POSTMAN RAIN OR SHINE ” 1963 U.S. POSTAL SERVICE EDUCATIONAL FILM MAIL DELIVERY
"This educational film "Postman... Rain or Shine" was presented by Charles Cahill and Associates (:09) with the cooperation of the U.S. Post Office. It shows the daily operations of the U.S. Postal Service. The film opens with a mailman (:26) delivering mail to local residents. Another mail man delivers the mail in stormy weather (:54). "
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-25 10:09:55)
To make youtube links embedded in you posts, you paste all the text following the slash from the share feature, then select the text in the message window,, and then select "Link" button below message. If you did it correctly it will appear in the review.
However, sometimes it does not work if text has been pasted from elsewhere. If you surround the text with tags start and end tags that gets around the issue.
Investigating cancellations & postmarks
"An in depth look into the field of collecting postmarks on stamps including calendar cancellations. Delves a bit into slogan cancellations. Suitable for all levels of stamp collecting even those just entering the hobby."
Creating A Flat/Rotary Plate Stamp Identifier Tool & Cool Postcard From America's Polka King
"I decided to create and laminate the flat plate vs. rotary tool that I had mentioned in my last video(US #331). It all went well and I immediately found some issues in my stamp album, go figure... Also, at the end we look at a cool postcard I found from Grammy winner Frank Yankovic"
Making Sense of German Stamp Collecting
"First, a deep dive into my post-WWII German occupation stamps. I think you'll like how easy I make it to identify the different printings of the AM Post stamps.
Finally, I walk you through my table of all the stamps that could be part of a German stamp collection. It's complicated for sure, but hopefully I demystify that chaos."
Dealer's Insights: Valuing a Stamp Collection | #philately 47
"Bill Barrell returns to the channel with an impressive stamp album filled with rarities and oddities. Bill gives us a unique opportunity to learn through the eyes of a dealer, as we explore the collection together and examine the amazing (and not so amazing) items, along with their value in the market today. "
My. My... how times have changed ......
1948 U.S. POSTAL SERVICE DOCUMENTARY "YOUR POSTAL SERVICE" MONEY ORDERS, STAMPS & MAIL
"This 1948 forum edition (meaning it was made for educational and library use) of The March Of Time gives viewers a look at the late-1940s U.S. Postal Service, including great footage of postal operations at the New York City Post Office, delivery methods of post and parcel, and a look at two reenactments of real mail-tampering cases investigated by the office of the Chief Post Office Inspector. The film opens with men and women buying stamps and mailing letters at the New York City Post Office."
How the Post Office Made America
"No small share of the credit goes to the Post Office, and the Post Office was never intended to be for-profit, but remember, that's because the Post Office is funded by a well-funded federal government, and the federal government is well funded because they abolished the Articles of Confederation and established the Constitution, instead. The Articles of Confederation did not give the federal government the authority to levy taxes, and so, under the Articles of Confederation, the federal government was frequently underfunded. The Constitution has never had this problem. Whatever credit goes to the Post Office, it was made possible by the Constitution."
The Abandoned Airways - How Airmail Transformed America
"All across America, thousands of unusual concrete arrows are hidden high upon hills, in deep woodlands and arid deserts. They are the last remains of a vast network that once guides planes across America in the early days of aviation. I went looking for them."
How The U.S. Postal Service Fell Into A Financial Black Hole
"If the United States Postal Service was a private business, it would have ranked 44th on the 2019 Forbes 500 list. It also hires more than 600,000 employees, third to Amazon and Walmart. But it’s a public service. That means its goal isn’t to meet its bottom line, but to fulfill its duty to provide affordable and reliable mail service in the U.S. So how did USPS’s finances come into the spotlight and why is it in the red?"
Will the U.S. Postal Service be a part of our future the way it's been a part of our past?
"As the U.S. Postal Service faces tough competition and a shrinking budget, Tony Dokoupil looks at what role the post office still has in the modern world."
It appears that this second news story is two years old.
I couldn't discover the date from YouTube, but maybe someone more expert could.
CTO (Cancel to Order) Stamps - Should They Stay or Should They Go?
"Continuing on my stamp collecting journey : I realized most of my 250 Worldwide Used Postage Stamps are CTO's (canceled to order) . Then I questioned whether or not they belong in my collection. In the end I decided that they can stay. "
"@siriussam8051 - 2 years ago - We philatelists have argued on this topic for almost a hundred years. And I have found a solution for myself, I have divided my collection into 3 categories of albums, each category contains thousands of stamps. One category is dedicated only for Mint, another of Postally used and the last one contains only CTOs, case closed . I still collect, swap, buy CTOs along with the other 2 categories and I enjoy it. Enjoying the stuff should be the mantra.
Collecting Perfins
"Have you ever found stamps in your collection with tiny pin-holes through them? These are Perfins, an anti theft mechanism for companies and organizations to prevent employees from stealing stamps. Watch the video to learn more and see the following links and resources below."
15 Highly Valuable Stamps Amongst Collectors:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/tripide ...
Fixed
re: News You Can Use
Try this link.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/tripide ...
https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/tripideas/15-highly-valuable-stamps-amongst-collectors/ss-BB1j7BzH?ocid=msedgntp&pc=DCTS&cvid=99455749477541a6ae02b882a066c92f&ei=222#image=4
re: News You Can Use
24 Old Stamps That Are Worth an Absolute Fortune Today
https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/life ...
re: News You Can Use
How to Sell Stamps
https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/life ...
re: News You Can Use
12 Most Valuable American Stamps Still in Circulation
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/personal ...
re: News You Can Use
Anyone ever heard of the "Going Postal" series?
"Going Postal is a journey through time looking through the lens of stamp collecting and postage history. Your host is Henry Lukas, the Education Director at the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-11 06:22:52)
re: News You Can Use
Too many Machins ....
"This presentation describes the many (too many) varieties of the GB Machin stamps. It gives the collector some idea of the many ways Machin stamps can be collected."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-11 06:21:24)
re: News You Can Use
How to Find Watermark on Stamps
"What is a single line watermark? What is a double line watermark? Watch this video and find out how to identify what watermark is on your stamp!"
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-11 06:20:22)
re: News You Can Use
How to Value and Sell a Stamp Collection
"In this video I will give you a systematic method of sifting through stamps to assess which are likely to have value. Once you've identified those you can further study only the important ones and build a picture of the value.
In the second half we will look at where you can go to find out the value of a stamp and where is the best place to sell the collection."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-11 06:19:40)
re: News You Can Use
Collecting Perfins
"Have you ever found stamps in your collection with tiny pin-holes through them? These are Perfins, an anti theft mechanism for companies and organizations to prevent employees from stealing stamps. Watch the video to learn more and see the following links and resources below."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-11 06:18:58)
re: News You Can Use
Found this video on the side while watching one of these. Haven't watched Pawn Stars in a long time. Some cool stuff here.
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-11 06:17:53)
re: News You Can Use
USA Railway Mail Service (RPO)
"Dr. Frank Scheer gives a talk about the USA Railway Post Office System, which was the way the postal service moved mail by train until the late 1960s. This was a talk given as a free monthly public program of the National Railway Historical Society, Washington, D.C. Chapter, Inc. at our regular meeting on March 18, 2022 - on-line."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-12 06:04:12)
re: News You Can Use
Former Railway Post Office clerk interview: Healey, Booth and Hagy
"On August 19, 2009 Smithsonian National Postal Museum curator Nancy A Pope interviews Railway Post Office clerks, Bill Healey, Aubrey Booth and Gayle Hagy, about life on the rails."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-25 10:00:09)
re: News You Can Use
“ MAIL IN MOTION ” 1956 POSTAL TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION PROMO RAILWAY POST OFFICE (RPO)
"This educational short "Mail in Motion" shows the work of the U.S. Postal service and its employes in the 1950’s, and showcases the mobile Railway Post Office as well as the somewhat short-lived Highway Post Office. It follows a man named Bob who takes up employment within the Post Office."
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-25 10:02:16)
re: News You Can Use
“ OUR POST OFFICE ” 1965 EDUCATIONAL FILM UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE MAILMAN AIR MAIL
"This 1965 film (a revision to an earlier film) "Our Post Office" is presented by Encyclopedia Britannica films (:11). The feature shows the many benefits of the United States post office and how mail moves. EB Films was a major producer and distributor of educational films for school and library use during the 1940’s through to the 1990’s. The film opens as two children named Susan and Jimmy address a letter (:33) to order a gift for their mother’s birthday. "
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-25 10:07:24)
re: News You Can Use
" POSTMAN RAIN OR SHINE ” 1963 U.S. POSTAL SERVICE EDUCATIONAL FILM MAIL DELIVERY
"This educational film "Postman... Rain or Shine" was presented by Charles Cahill and Associates (:09) with the cooperation of the U.S. Post Office. It shows the daily operations of the U.S. Postal Service. The film opens with a mailman (:26) delivering mail to local residents. Another mail man delivers the mail in stormy weather (:54). "
(Modified by Moderator on 2024-03-25 10:09:55)
re: News You Can Use
To make youtube links embedded in you posts, you paste all the text following the slash from the share feature, then select the text in the message window,, and then select "Link" button below message. If you did it correctly it will appear in the review.
However, sometimes it does not work if text has been pasted from elsewhere. If you surround the text with tags start and end tags that gets around the issue.
re: News You Can Use
Investigating cancellations & postmarks
"An in depth look into the field of collecting postmarks on stamps including calendar cancellations. Delves a bit into slogan cancellations. Suitable for all levels of stamp collecting even those just entering the hobby."
re: News You Can Use
Creating A Flat/Rotary Plate Stamp Identifier Tool & Cool Postcard From America's Polka King
"I decided to create and laminate the flat plate vs. rotary tool that I had mentioned in my last video(US #331). It all went well and I immediately found some issues in my stamp album, go figure... Also, at the end we look at a cool postcard I found from Grammy winner Frank Yankovic"
re: News You Can Use
Making Sense of German Stamp Collecting
"First, a deep dive into my post-WWII German occupation stamps. I think you'll like how easy I make it to identify the different printings of the AM Post stamps.
Finally, I walk you through my table of all the stamps that could be part of a German stamp collection. It's complicated for sure, but hopefully I demystify that chaos."
re: News You Can Use
Dealer's Insights: Valuing a Stamp Collection | #philately 47
"Bill Barrell returns to the channel with an impressive stamp album filled with rarities and oddities. Bill gives us a unique opportunity to learn through the eyes of a dealer, as we explore the collection together and examine the amazing (and not so amazing) items, along with their value in the market today. "
re: News You Can Use
My. My... how times have changed ......
1948 U.S. POSTAL SERVICE DOCUMENTARY "YOUR POSTAL SERVICE" MONEY ORDERS, STAMPS & MAIL
"This 1948 forum edition (meaning it was made for educational and library use) of The March Of Time gives viewers a look at the late-1940s U.S. Postal Service, including great footage of postal operations at the New York City Post Office, delivery methods of post and parcel, and a look at two reenactments of real mail-tampering cases investigated by the office of the Chief Post Office Inspector. The film opens with men and women buying stamps and mailing letters at the New York City Post Office."
re: News You Can Use
How the Post Office Made America
"No small share of the credit goes to the Post Office, and the Post Office was never intended to be for-profit, but remember, that's because the Post Office is funded by a well-funded federal government, and the federal government is well funded because they abolished the Articles of Confederation and established the Constitution, instead. The Articles of Confederation did not give the federal government the authority to levy taxes, and so, under the Articles of Confederation, the federal government was frequently underfunded. The Constitution has never had this problem. Whatever credit goes to the Post Office, it was made possible by the Constitution."
re: News You Can Use
The Abandoned Airways - How Airmail Transformed America
"All across America, thousands of unusual concrete arrows are hidden high upon hills, in deep woodlands and arid deserts. They are the last remains of a vast network that once guides planes across America in the early days of aviation. I went looking for them."
re: News You Can Use
How The U.S. Postal Service Fell Into A Financial Black Hole
"If the United States Postal Service was a private business, it would have ranked 44th on the 2019 Forbes 500 list. It also hires more than 600,000 employees, third to Amazon and Walmart. But it’s a public service. That means its goal isn’t to meet its bottom line, but to fulfill its duty to provide affordable and reliable mail service in the U.S. So how did USPS’s finances come into the spotlight and why is it in the red?"
re: News You Can Use
Will the U.S. Postal Service be a part of our future the way it's been a part of our past?
"As the U.S. Postal Service faces tough competition and a shrinking budget, Tony Dokoupil looks at what role the post office still has in the modern world."
re: News You Can Use
It appears that this second news story is two years old.
I couldn't discover the date from YouTube, but maybe someone more expert could.
re: News You Can Use
CTO (Cancel to Order) Stamps - Should They Stay or Should They Go?
"Continuing on my stamp collecting journey : I realized most of my 250 Worldwide Used Postage Stamps are CTO's (canceled to order) . Then I questioned whether or not they belong in my collection. In the end I decided that they can stay. "
"@siriussam8051 - 2 years ago - We philatelists have argued on this topic for almost a hundred years. And I have found a solution for myself, I have divided my collection into 3 categories of albums, each category contains thousands of stamps. One category is dedicated only for Mint, another of Postally used and the last one contains only CTOs, case closed . I still collect, swap, buy CTOs along with the other 2 categories and I enjoy it. Enjoying the stuff should be the mantra.
re: News You Can Use
Collecting Perfins
"Have you ever found stamps in your collection with tiny pin-holes through them? These are Perfins, an anti theft mechanism for companies and organizations to prevent employees from stealing stamps. Watch the video to learn more and see the following links and resources below."