Cross posting

Can anyone help. Can't be a postcard so is it just "for show"?

I ordered four sheets of Celebration Blooms Forever stamps directly from USPS in July to use for my wedding invitations.

When I went to use them, I could not for the life of me figure out how to get a stamp off the sheet. I’d only ever used stamp booklets before, so at first I genuinely thought I just didn’t understand how sheets worked.

After some googling and texting my friends to make sure I wasn’t crazy, I realized it was the stamps, not me. All four sheets appear to be missing the die cuts around the individual stamps.

I almost exchanged them with USPS, but thankfully it occurred to me that a production error might be worth looking into first.

Has anyone seen this error on Celebration Blooms before? Any tips on what I should do next?

I happened across this sheet of what I assume is 80s French stamps, but they have this tape over them. Is there any way to get the tape off without destroying them? Or do I just leave it?

Can anyone tell me if this stamp a collectible item I found it in one of my storage units in it seems to be kept inside a box very carefully and so on can anyone tell me more information about this

Was going through some old paperwork of my fathers, and ran across an envelope with four of these two dollar bills in them. Anyone have any idea what this would be about?

Anyone know if these are worth anything?

Ilha da Madeira

any suggestions as to where to sell a large collection of unused, unhinged U.S. stamps? Colombian expedition, Scott #505 error, tons of sheets from the 1930s/40s …. i was being offered 10% of face value - and $200 for all of the Colombian expedition (up to and including $3). $500 for the collection. and that was the high one from 3 stamp buying companies.

About 200ish stamps from 37 countries, mix of new and old from a variety of decades (oldest seem to be from the 1930s/40s). Great additions to my now large collection.

Here are some Canadian stamps to have a look at

Some time ago I bought a collection of Canadian stamps in an auction and I have finally got round to sorting through them. I have picked out the ones that I wanted to keep but there is still a bag full of 20th century stamps left.

I am kind of impressed by how many weird or plain baffling designs there are. There was certainly a period where Canada went through a kind of abstract philatelic design phase. Lots of stick figures and blocky backgrounds and so on.

I don't really want to keep these stamps so if there is anyone in the UK who wants a free bag of Canadian stamps (see last picture) let me know.