Sentence examples for value stamps from inspiring English sources

I believe the market today has fewer buyers, but ones who purchase much more frequently and for higher value stamps.

The engraving was used on the high value stamps 2/6, 5/-, 10/- and £1.

The First Day covers, especially commemoratives with full sets affixed, are popular though the older issues are harder to find because less than a million of the high value stamps were printed in the early years (1929 1940s) for several issues, a far lower number than the 20-plus millions printed for most of the low values during the same period.

VALUE: Stamp buyers get 30percentnt more purchasing power by using stamps rather than paying cash.

In many ways, lower prices may even be a bonus, as most of your moving costs are based on a percentage of your house's value: stamp duty, estate agents' fees and so on.

In 1999, the Royal Mail issued a series of pictorial stamps for Scotland, with the '2nd' value stamp depicting the Flag of Scotland.

In June 1925 the Government Printers, Dublin Castle, obtained the contract and completed all overprinting until 1937, when the final, high-value stamps were issued.

The Provisional Government of Ireland (Rialtas Sealadach na hÉireann) overprints were initially issued on 17 February 1922, with eight low-value and three high-value stamps overprinted by Dollard and four by Thom.

Understand the rationale behind valuing stamps with flaws.

Past collector booms have driven down the monetary collector value of stamps produced during and after the collector booms.

The change from postal mail to electronic communication has also driven down the collector value of stamps, even as it has raised their face value price.