141.60 FACE VALUE MNH 29 and 15 cent (02/24/2011)

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141.60 FACE VALUE MNH 29 and 15 cent

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Sold Date: 02/24/2011
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Stamps

These stamps are MNH. The lot contains 97.80 Face Value in 29 cent stamps (over 330 stamps in sheets and books) plus almost 300 15 cent stamps (43.80 Face Value) in individual glassines. This lot is put together for postage since 29 +15 =44 cent postage. Most of the 15 cent stamps are not in view. 141.60 in Face Value. This is the perfect way to fill some empty spotsin the collection, or use for postage. These lots can be a good deal,sometimes selling for less than face value. NO RESERVE and starting at a penny. Shipping is 5.00 (priority mail). Combine lots and save on shipping. Good Luck. Please read the following if you want to know why these are up for sale. I am not in it for the money. This is a great cause. See my other lots as well.
I recently met John, a disabled Air Force vet who has a stamp problem. He came into a rather large collection but knows little or nothing about them. He is in great need of a new porch and ramp to his trailor. This got us thinking. We will be selling many lots over the next months and see what we can do about taking care of those porch and ramp needs. 100% of profits (after ebay fees) go toward this project. I will be happy to forward any e-mails to him if you wish to pass on your regards and thoughts. This is the perfect opportunity for you to add to your collection and help out an Air Force vet at the same time! He also has a large amount of postal stationary and envelopes he purchased from the post office in addition to all the stamps. Let us know if interested. Check our other lots as well. We will combine lots for shipping when possible.
Update: After a week of sales and generous bidders we are over a quarter way to our goal. During our last conversation John wanted to make it clear that people knew his disability which he struggles with now came later in his life not while he was in the service. His need is still very real (while testing his ramp personally, my foot went right through a dry rotted section). We will keep you updated on each wave of lots.