Postage Stamps: The Big Box - Part 3

[@basilsylvesterpinto10]

quite a lot there ... to sort out, soak, organize and store accordingly ... an endeavour but worthwhile ... all the very best, and looking forward to Part 4

[@todayssnailmail4603]

Thank you Basil. You are so right it is worthwhile, and it's good to do instead of doing nothing.

[@davidkeeley8473]

I just stumbled across your KZbin channel and am enjoying you sharing your collection. Thanks!

[@todayssnailmail4603]

Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@SnailmailwithSmokey]

Great video, Terry. So many wonderful stamps!

[@todayssnailmail4603]

Thank you Smokey.

[@GreatStampAdventure]

Really an interesting and plentiful box of stamps, Terry! Nice! I enjoyed that you also showed the stamp and some information about it when you picked out the stamps. Then one can really notice and enjoy them. Wow, it is a LOT of countries! Impressive. Thanks for another enjoyable episode about the stamps in the box you bought! Greetings and best wishes here from New Zealand. 🙂

[@todayssnailmail4603]

Thank you Charnie.

[@mailartlover]

A bunch of interesting stamps :) Thank you for sharing

[@todayssnailmail4603]

Yes very interesting, I love going through a big lot of stamps. Seeing what treasures lay under other stamps, so much fun. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@adamhuffman3354]

Wow great mixture! You might have a representation from every country that has produced stamps. I think sorting those mixtures are fun.

[@todayssnailmail4603]

I think you are right, there are a lot of countries. I agree about the sorting. It's something to do while watching tv at night. Thank you for commenting and watching.

[@Rangersly]

Looks like there was a lot of interesting stamps in there!

[@todayssnailmail4603]

You are so right unfortunately there were a lot I didn't even notice until I was off camera. I never know how much time I should take to really show my hauls. If it's to short, not everything gets to be shown, if it's to long people get bored and leave. Maybe next time, I will put aside the ones I find interesting and showcase them. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@violetlavender637]

Hi Terry, Mont from Ridgedale here. Nice selection of stamps, they should give you lots of enjoyment sorting and putting into your album. Recently Stamp Sleuth did an episode on how to remove hinge residue, you might find it useful. All the best Mont.

[@todayssnailmail4603]

Thank you Monty. I do watch her videos, I will have to look that one up. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@kozzackkelt]

That India stamp (King George) with "holes" THose holes are called "perfins," and were usually punched into stamps by business's to help prevent theft.

[@todayssnailmail4603]

Thank you for the information, I did not know that, that was why they were there. Stamps are such a great way to learn.