January 25, 2024
MINT SHEET ALBUM 149 sheets face value 626.00 ALL MINT
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This is a collection of mint sheets of stamps assembled in a mint sheet album. They are from the 70's, I think. There is a total of 147 sheets, 27 different kinds, many duplicates. The total face value is approximately 636.00. I may be off a little bit on the totals but it is they are about right. Could be a little more, could be a little less. Here is a list of what the album contains: 5 50 ct. sheets @8c "100th anniversary of mail order" 4 50 ct. sheets @8c "otseopathic medicine" 32 32 ct sheets @8c "wildlife conservation" 13 50 ct sheets @8c "colonial american craftsmen" 10 50 ct sheets @6c "national parks centennial" 9 50 ct sheets @8c "parent teacher association" 10 100 ct sheets @2c "national parks centennial" 1 100 ct sheet @7c "Ben Franklin" 5 50 ct sheets @8c "Tom sawyer" 3 50 ct sheets @10c "VFW 70th anniversary" 4 50 ct sheets @10c "Robert Frost" 2 40 ct sheets @8c "George Gershwin" 2 40 ct. sheets @10c "Expo 74 Preserve the environment" 3 50 ct sheets @10c "Horse Racing" 4 50 ct sheets @10c "Skylab" 8 48 ct sheets @10c depicting four different kinds of crystals 11 32 count sheets @10c "Letters mingle souls" Universal Postal Union 2 50 count sheets @10c First Kentucky settlement; Fort Harrod 6 50 ct shts @10c Carpenters Hall, Independence Hall 3x100@10c "It all depends on zip code" 4x50@10c Rural America Chappaqua, 1
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