Post by khj on Jun 5, 2020 2:17:49 GMT -5
I thought I had a thread on this already, but I guess I was mistaken.
Please note the thread title is not "k is an EFO"!
I sold my few big-ticket EFOs back in the 1990s. Some nonsense about raising kids costs money, blah blah. It's true what they say, your kids will never appreciate the stamp sacrifices you made for their sake.
Alas, that was before I had a scanner or digital camera, so I never had a pic of any of them. Somewhere, I did make a black&white Xerox copy of a full imperforate pane of Flag/Porch, but not sure if I still have it and where it might be.
Anyway, I've been able to pick up some modest to minor premium EFOs since then, whether hidden in a collection or an accumulation. I think I already showed a few in other threads here and there. I even found a few in "below face value" lots, but not sure if I ever posted them on Stamp Bears.
I recently found the stockbook that I stuck some of my EFOs in. So here they are, roughly in the order I stuck them into the stockbook.
Scott US #1519a(8Dec1973), 10¢ 50-star & 13-star flags, imperforate horizontal pair.
2018 Scott catalog mint = $35
Please note the thread title is not "k is an EFO"!
I sold my few big-ticket EFOs back in the 1990s. Some nonsense about raising kids costs money, blah blah. It's true what they say, your kids will never appreciate the stamp sacrifices you made for their sake.
Alas, that was before I had a scanner or digital camera, so I never had a pic of any of them. Somewhere, I did make a black&white Xerox copy of a full imperforate pane of Flag/Porch, but not sure if I still have it and where it might be.
Anyway, I've been able to pick up some modest to minor premium EFOs since then, whether hidden in a collection or an accumulation. I think I already showed a few in other threads here and there. I even found a few in "below face value" lots, but not sure if I ever posted them on Stamp Bears.
I recently found the stockbook that I stuck some of my EFOs in. So here they are, roughly in the order I stuck them into the stockbook.
Scott US #1519a(8Dec1973), 10¢ 50-star & 13-star flags, imperforate horizontal pair.
2018 Scott catalog mint = $35
