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Peter
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05:40:37pm
They are listed in the Scott US Specialized catalog. Can pick up a few year old one for very few dollars on eBay.
Not counting minor varieties, there are envelopes U1-14, UE1 (special delivery), Postal cards UX1-9, Reply postal cards UY1-4
Roy
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Thanks guys! I always forget about the specialized catalogue; I have a 2007 version which should be fine for ID purposes.
Here are scans of a few; I see one has a label, U13; I'll have to check the others. I have about 30 of these.
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Peter
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Looks like the top one is Scott UX9 and the middle one is Scott UY9. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction for the listings.
Peter
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03:18:08pm
Don't miss the note that the folded reply cards catalog 33% of the value shown which is for unfolded cards.
Roy
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Yes, I caught that. The ones I have are all folded. Thanks.
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04:59:35pm
I recently acquired a collection of Hawaii postal stationery, unused, some with light staining. Included are intact reply cards. I guess I just got a new area of collecting! But how do you classify and value these? I can't find them in Scott under US BOB or under Hawaii. Is there a specialized catalogue? I'll try to post a picture or two of these when I can get to my scanner again.
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Peter
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14 Jan 2014
05:40:37pm
re: Hawaii postal stationery
They are listed in the Scott US Specialized catalog. Can pick up a few year old one for very few dollars on eBay.
Not counting minor varieties, there are envelopes U1-14, UE1 (special delivery), Postal cards UX1-9, Reply postal cards UY1-4
Roy
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06:04:39pm
re: Hawaii postal stationery
Thanks guys! I always forget about the specialized catalogue; I have a 2007 version which should be fine for ID purposes.
Here are scans of a few; I see one has a label, U13; I'll have to check the others. I have about 30 of these.
Cheers,
Peter
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03:07:02pm
re: Hawaii postal stationery
Looks like the top one is Scott UX9 and the middle one is Scott UY9. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction for the listings.
Peter
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BuckaCover.com - 80,000 covers priced 60c to $1.50 - Easy browsing 500 categories
15 Jan 2014
03:18:08pm
re: Hawaii postal stationery
Don't miss the note that the folded reply cards catalog 33% of the value shown which is for unfolded cards.
Roy
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03:44:34pm
re: Hawaii postal stationery
Yes, I caught that. The ones I have are all folded. Thanks.
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