Questions about 39 "George Washington" Stamps issued from 1929-1986.
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This is my first time on the stamp forum. Ifocus on coin collecting, however today I picked up a Postal Commemorative Society Album titled "The George Washington Uncirculated U.S. Quarter-Dollar Coin Collection". In addition to Washington Quarters from 1950-1990, it has 39 unpostmarked stamps centered around George Washington. The stamps were made between 1929 and 1986.
For all of you stamp collectors out there in forumland, I am curious about whether these stamps are run of the mill common stamps with little value in the stamp collecting hobby or whether any of them are rare/have value.
The stamps all appear to be in mint condition. I have about 10 minutes to spare on this post and will list some of the stamps now (with the rest posted later) They are:
5 cent stamp issued 1-1-1932 with a portrait of Washington by Charles Peale, blue in color;
7 cent stamp issued 1-1-1932 with a portrait of Washington by John Trumball, black in color;
3 cent stamp issued 6-16-1932 with a portrait of Washington by Gilbert Stuart, purple in color;
25 cent stamp issued 4-16-1989 to commemorate the 2200 anniversary of the executive branch with a portrait of Washington;
4 cent stamp issued 1-1-1932 with a protrait of Washington by Charles Polk, brown in color;
3 cent stamp issued 11-22-1950 with a depiction of the U.S. Capital, light purple in color;
1 cent stamp issued 4-25-1938 with a profile of Washington, green in color;
5 cent stamp issued 11-23-1962 with a portrait of Washington, dark blue or black in color.
Thanks for your input. I will post descriptions of more stamps later.
For all of you stamp collectors out there in forumland, I am curious about whether these stamps are run of the mill common stamps with little value in the stamp collecting hobby or whether any of them are rare/have value.
The stamps all appear to be in mint condition. I have about 10 minutes to spare on this post and will list some of the stamps now (with the rest posted later) They are:
5 cent stamp issued 1-1-1932 with a portrait of Washington by Charles Peale, blue in color;
7 cent stamp issued 1-1-1932 with a portrait of Washington by John Trumball, black in color;
3 cent stamp issued 6-16-1932 with a portrait of Washington by Gilbert Stuart, purple in color;
25 cent stamp issued 4-16-1989 to commemorate the 2200 anniversary of the executive branch with a portrait of Washington;
4 cent stamp issued 1-1-1932 with a protrait of Washington by Charles Polk, brown in color;
3 cent stamp issued 11-22-1950 with a depiction of the U.S. Capital, light purple in color;
1 cent stamp issued 4-25-1938 with a profile of Washington, green in color;
5 cent stamp issued 11-23-1962 with a portrait of Washington, dark blue or black in color.
Thanks for your input. I will post descriptions of more stamps later.
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None would be considered rare. Unfortunately there very few US stamps after 1932 that are worth much.
Did you check the 1950 quarter for the s/d or d/s? It would be nice if they also gave you a nice gem bu 1982P.
I forgot to post info on the other stamps. In fact I have not looked at the stamps since my initial post.
Is there any stamp price guide comparable to the grey sheet or blue sheet pricing guides for coins?