have you been to the spellman stamp museum at regis college?
it's a great little museum and the only private museum of stamp collecting in
the country.right next door in weston!
they have a great director there, Joe Mullin, who can help you evaluate it. for
free!
https://spellmanmuseum.org/evaluations/
the museum has interesting exhibits and they have important programs for young
stamp collectors.
we brought my husband's old stamp collection to them last month,and joe gave us
values and prices for what the various stamps were worth.
we ended up donating them to the museum,but they can help you decide how to
keep and grow the collection. bring your grandson to the evaluation!
good luck,
katherine mierzwa On Thursday, April 7, 2022, 06:43:38 PM EDT,
<c...@comcast.net> wrote:
Calling on Lincoln expertise: I need some help understanding/appreciating
an old stamp collection (mostly United States of America) begun around 1920's
by my father before I pass this heirloom along to my grandson. It consists of
several books of full sheets of stamps, envelopes of first day issue, etc. I
also have foreign stamps alphabetically arranged in a large books and many
loose ones. How best to continue this collection? I am not really interested
in the monetary value.
Please call to discuss how to move forward. Thank you for your interest in
helping. Diane - 781-259-0494.
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