(send numbers, i.e. coordinates of stamps)
Postage stamps - for new and old collectors
Collecting postage stamps is a great hobby through which
you will learn a lot about the history, culture, peoples and countries of
the world. If you haven't started collecting postage stamps yet - now is the
time. This collector's hobby becomes more and more profitable with the years
and provides an opportunity to earn money, and old postage stamps are worth
more and more over time, either because of their age or because of the
historical periods in which they were created, or because of their rarity or
someone's desire to complete their collection with 'that very stamp they are
missing'. As the years go by, there are fewer and fewer old stamp
collections, and therefore they are worth more and more.
Invest in your future and enrich your free time with this great hobby!
For new and old collectors we offer a large number of collections and
individual postage stamps
where is the price of newer stamps 11 cents, and can be purchased as
lots.
Certain, rarer newer stamps (usually domestic ones from the mid-20th
century) are sometimes more expensive, and only lots can be purchased
(they are marked as 'Special').
We also offer old stamps (many of which are over 100 years old).
Their price is 79-95 cents per piece or is listed below the stamp and
they can be purchased individually.
Stamps are classified into older (issued before 1949) and newer (issued
since 1950),
and depending on this, the conditions for purchasing differ:
The characteristics of NEWER STAMPS from the period from 1950 onwards
are:
- each stamp from the lots costs 11 cents
- all stamps are superbly preserved and with all perforations (except for a
few special ones that were made without perforations / which can all be seen
in the pictures)
- the background is like new
- most have been canceled
- the composition of each collection (lot) is shown in detail in the
pictures of pages
- for now there are practically no duplicates in the collections / lots
(which can be seen in the pictures)
- each collection is unique, i.e. the composition is available in only one
copy
- it is possible to buy only entire collections / lots, i.e. unfortunately
it is not possible to buy just one or a few stamps from lots, i.e. newer
collections
- item on the picture is the item that you will receive
The characteristics of OLD STAMPS issued up to and
including 1949 are:
- the price of these old stamps is generally 79-95 cents, while for others
the price is listed below the stamp image).
- certain (very old and rare) stamps are slightly more expensive, and some
are, due to minor or major damage (usually a dent is missing) and cheaper
than the standard price.
- the prices of more expensive and cheaper stamps of 79 / 95 cents are listed
below the stamp.
- for the oldest and most valuable stamps with the hash mark (#) we expect you to send your price
offer for the stamp.
- it is possible to buy stamps individually from old collections
- item on the picture is the item that you will receive
- old stamps are delivered in a protective foil
- under each old stamp is listed the numerical designation and the exact
year when the stamp was issued, i.e. (until) when it was in circulation
- for easier orientation, the stamps are described by colors:
yellow - standard price
(79-95 cents),
orange (stamps with minor
damage) - 39 cents
green - more valuable
(oldest) stamps with a higher price
New batches of stamps arrive regularly.
We currently have all the stamps and collections (lots) shown in the
photos below and on the pages of this site in stock
and the photos are regularly updated when new ones are
sold or purchased.
Please visit this ad again because we will regularly add new collections
and stamps and delete sold ones from the list so that you will always be
able to see the current state of 'stock'.
ADDITIONAL DISCOUNTS AND SAVINGS
By purchasing larger quantities, you have additional discounts, so the prices per stamp may be lower.
For every $10 of ordered goods, the discount is $1
(e.g. if you order goods worth a total of 2450 cents, the price is reduced
by 200 cents, etc.).
This discount is not valid for 1 ordered product
(you must order at least two, different or the same, regardless, of any of our
goods).
Previous customers receive a 100 cent ($1) discount on orders of at least $10.
You can order by email:
(send numbers, i.e. coordinates of stamps)
We send stamps abroad from the Republic of Serbia.
The price for economic shipping (regular letter) is $0.9
If you want shipping with tracking, the price for registered letter is + 3.9 $
We send stamps with tracking if the order amount is at least $30, then shipping
with tracking is free.
For orders over $100, we send stamps via services such as DHL, etc.
Stamps are sent abroad upon prior payment.
Send us your order and we will send you the final price and payment instructions
(currently it is possible to pay to our PayPal account, Skrill account,
via Payoneer, via Western Union,
to our foreign currency bank account (IBAN) and via cryptocurrencies).
We are currently not sending stamps to Israel and Lebanon
(as our post office is currently not accepting shipments to these
countries).
For orders from the Republic of Serbia, prices and shipping conditions to this
country, please visit our other website: www.markice.online
In order for us to send you the stamps, you need to send us your details
(name, surname, address).
The stamps are sent ~3-5 days after payment is received. To avoid any risk of
damage, all items will be carefully packed and extra covered.
If there is tracking, we will send you the tracking number, and if
not - we will inform you that the stamps have been sent.
CATEGORIES
NEWER POSTAGE STAMPS, LOTS
(from 1950 onwards)
United States of
America (U.S.A.)
Germany
Europe, rest
Asia
Latin America
Middle East
Africa
World
FNRY, SFR Yugoslavia, FRY,
Serbia, Ex-YU republics
OLD POSTAGE
STAMPS, piece purchase
(until 1949 year)
United States
of America (U.S.A.)
Germany
Europe, rest
Asia
Middle East
Africa
World
Kingdom of Serbia,
SHS, Kingdom of Yugoslavia, DFY
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World, mainly the first half of
the 20th century |
Kingdom of Serbia, King Milan / King Aleksandar Obrenoviæ, late 19th century
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e.
they are usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance
of the stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Kingdom of Serbia, King Peter I,
1911-1914 | Brazil, first half of the 20th century
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Europe and the world, mainly the second half of the 19th and early 20th century
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Germany, Europe and the world, angle. first half of the 20th century
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Germany, official, 1920. year
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Europe, old postage stamps, c. first half of the 20th century
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Sweden, old postage stamps, early 20th century
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Europe and the
world, old postage stamps, double and horizontal, mostly first half of the 20th
century
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Sweden, old
postage stamps, late 19th and early 20th century
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Europe and the
world, old postage stamps, mostly first half of the 20th century
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Europe and the
world, old postage stamps, mostly from the early 20th century
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Europe, old
postage stamps, first half of the 20th century
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Mostly old,
European and German postage stamps, mostly from the 19th and early 20th
centuries
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Poland, folk
costumes, 1959-1960 (imperforated version, pre-cancelled)
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are usually 20-30% lower
+ taking into account the condition and appearance of the stamp.
They can be purchased individually, i.e. as a pair (specify column and row). For
stamps with the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Yugoslavia, second
half of the 20th century
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
World, older
stamps
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are
usually 20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the
stamp.
Stamps can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps with
the hash mark (#) you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Canada, 19th century and 1930s
Several very old and exceptionally well-preserved postage stamps from
Canada,
among them very valuable stamps from the first series of Canadian stamps (with
the image of Queen Victoria).
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are generally 20-30% lower +
taking into account the condition and appearance of the stamp.
They can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For most of these
stamps you need to send an offer.
Behind this main image is a scanned image of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
China, mid-20th century
A large number of postage stamps from China, mostly from the early 20th
century, but also a few old and new, very well preserved.
They can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For most of these
stamps you need to send an offer.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
China, 1930s/1940s
23 postage stamps from China (1930s and 1940s), very well preserved.
Can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For most of these stamps
you will need to submit an offer.
Behind this main image is a scanned image of the back of the stamps.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
World, mid-19th to early 20th
century
24 extremely valuable and very old postage stamps from various parts of the
world, from the late 19th to the very beginning of the 20th century.
They can be purchased individually (specify column and row).
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are usually 20-30% lower +
taking into account the condition and appearance of the stamp.
For stamps with the hash mark (#) it is necessary to send an offer.
Two stamps have very small, almost negligible thinning on the gum on the back
(see pictures).
Behind this main image is a scanned image of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Albania, early 20th century
17 old, excellently preserved, uncancelled and cancelled valuable stamps
from Albania from the very beginning of the 20th century.
They can be purchased individually (specify column and row).
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are generally 20-30% lower +
taking into account the condition and appearance of the stamp.
Behind this main view is a scanned view of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Canada, late 19th and early
20th century
A large number of old, mostly uncancelled Canadian stamps from the late 19th
and early 20th centuries.
They can be purchased individually (specify column and row). For stamps without
a price, an offer must be sent.
Prices are based on world catalog values, i.e. they are generally 20-30% lower +
taking into account the condition and appearance of the stamp.
Behind this main display is a scanned image of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
France, second half and end of
the 19th century
A large number of old cancelled French stamps from the second half and end
of the 19th century.
All stamps for which the year is not stated are from the period 1877-1900. They
can be purchased individually (specify column and row).
The price per piece is 95 cents except for those for which other prices are
stated or for which it is stated that an offer must be sent.
Prices are formed according to world catalog values, i.e. they are usually
20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the stamp..
Behind this main display is a scanned display of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Canada, 1897-1903
year
A large number of old cancelled Canadian stamps from the ever-current 'Victorian
and Edwardian era', i.e. from the end of the 19th and the very beginning of the
20th century (1897-1903).
Although 'used' these stamps are valuable and always in demand on the world
market.
They can be purchased individually (specify column and row). The price per piece
is 79 cents except for those for which other prices are listed.
Prices are formed according to world catalog values, i.e. they are generally
20-30% lower + taking into account the condition and appearance of the stamp.
Behind this main display is a scanned display of the stamps from the back.
Prices in the pictures are in 'din'. The conversion to US cents is very simple:
1 din = 1 cent! For example 195 din = 195 cents, i.e. $1.95 .
Stamps covered with the words 'PRODATO' mean they have been sold.
Bavaria (Germany), 1870-1872.
Bavaria (Germany), 1870-1875.
United Kingdom (Great Britain), 1841. year
United Kingdom (Great Britain), 1864. year
United Kingdom (Great Britain), 1864. year
Finland, 1866. year
Sweden, 1858. year
Sweden, 1872-1877 (perf. 14)
Japan, end of the 19th and first half of the 20th century
PRINCIPALITY OF MONTENEGRO, Prince Nikola, end of the 19th century, MH
CATEGORIES
NEWER POSTAGE STAMPS, LOTS
(from 1950 onwards)
United States of
America (U.S.A.)
Germany
Europe, rest
Asia
Latin America
Middle East
Africa
World
FNRY, SFR Yugoslavia, FRY,
Serbia, Ex-YU republics
OLD POSTAGE
STAMPS, piece purchase
(until 1949 year)
United States
of America (U.S.A.)
Germany
Europe, rest
Asia
Middle East
Africa
World
Kingdom of Serbia,
SHS, Kingdom of Yugoslavia, DFY