#Errors on stamps
1901 2c Pan-American invert stamp was among the highlights of Kelleher Auctions. One more rarity is sold!
FindYourStampsValue.com hurries to inform our readers about the recent stamp auction news. This piece of information concerns a 1901 East Express 2c Pan-American mint invert stamp that was among the highlights of Kelleher Auctions' Flagship US, British and Worldwide Stamps and Postal History sale. The lot crossed the block in New York on February 4, achieving US$29,500. The 2c Pan-American invert
Canada’s most famous error stamp is coming to auction! Do not miss it!
The "Inverted Seaway" - a 5c error from 1959 - has a US$13,500 estimate ahead of its sale at Vance Auctions in Ontario, Canada on October 15. This lightly cancelled stamp is one of an estimated 400 produced. Mint examples can achieve up to $16,000. FindYourStampsValue.com encourages our readers not to miss an opportunity to acquire tis rare philatelic item. The stamps depict the St Lawrence Seaway
A rare Inverted Jenny is to be auctioned in Arizona
FindYourStampsValue.com is glad to inform that an Inverted Jenny will hit the auction block in a February 21 Michael E. Aldrich Auction, a Carefree, Arizona based company, for the first time ever. The Inverted Jenny has long been known as the holy grail of stamp collecting. This prized and most coveted stamp in the world of stamp collecting is part of an auction that will be held at Arizona's
Mistake on Hawaii's New Stamp
The artist who created Hawaii's new statehood 44c stamp is not happy with the finished result. Herb Kane says the postal service used the wrong typography on the word "Hawai‘i." Instead of using an 'okina, they made the common mistake of using an apostrophe, where the top of the line is thicker than the bottom. It's subtle but meaningful. Well I don't really feel good about it because a lot of m
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