postage stamps worth?

Question

Trying to find out what my two stamps are worth...for extra postage for mail without wasting.
The blue statue of liberty and/or the US flag

Answer 1

The blue Statue of Liberty with no flag is worth 34c. The Statue of0Lliberty with flag is worth 39c. There are a lot of different flag stamps. For pictures of all of them with their values, go to http://pe.usps.gov/text/qsg300/Q604a.htm

Answer 2

Your Tea Party stamps were issued July 4, 1973 and had 4 designs in a block. They are very common and have almost no collector value. Dealers will typically pay 60% - 70% of face value for these old issues, They are still valid for postage so you can still use them on an envelope at face value. Don't forget that it will take multiples of these stamps to meet current postage requirements.

Answer 3

Go to http://www.usps.gov and go to the area where you can buy stamps. Then, compare your stamps with the picture of it on the website. When you find a match, add the value of the stamps together.

Then go to "calculate postage" and choose either domestic or international. Enter all the information. At the end, it will give you a price. If that price matches the value of both of the stamps, you're set. If it is lower and you're worried about wasting a few cents, click "print postage". You might need to start an account.

Answer 4

Take your letter and the stamps to your local post office and ask them. They will know exactly what postage you need and how much each stamp is worth.

Answer 5

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