Surplus kiloware

Normally I will give them away to other members, give them as prizes for games that I have hosted or I have even sent them to Bear for the prize bin.

I have donated some, use some for the Stamp Bear's lottery, give some to other members, and the list goes on.....

It all depends on what the stamps are, after 47 years of collecting and accumulation I keep surprising myself what I have. I have done many exchanges with other collectors world-wide over the years and still have one regular exchanger. Several large envelopes of stamps have gone to Bear for the prize bin and several large envelopes of common and damaged stamps have gone to the Holocaust Stamp Project in Foxboro, USA. Some have been sold on bidstart to raise cash for our local M.S. Society, although that has stopped since they have got so expensive that it is no longer worthwhile. I did sell a few on another forum but to be honest I haven't had time or inclination to carry that on lately. But at the end of it all only extremely damaged stamps are ever thrown away. Plus of course there have been several giveaways on here as most of you know.

To be honest, I have never bought kiloware. However, now that I am interested in finding Canadian varieties, I will be making my first kiloware purchase in the near future. Once I have sorted through the stamps, I will give the surplus to young collectors.
Mike