Trade Stamps - My Trade Offer
Today I want to discuss trading stamps. I would like to set up a simple trade system whereby we can quickly and easily trade, while having fun. Because I work a lot of hours I can't spend time looking up wantlists, but would love to try trading with some of you.
Here is the trade that I propose:
Send me any postally used stamps that you would like to trade. I will look through your stamps and take the ones that I can use, and replace them with worldwide stamps from my stock. The stamps that I cannot use, I will send back to you untouched and as I received them. I will not take damaged stamps and will return them with the ones that I cannot used. I will not send damaged stamps in exchange, either.
I collect mainly British Commonwealth, but often take worldwide in trade for children I know who collect, friends, etc. And sometimes I decide to add other countries to my collections, such as helping my daughter collect Japan, so send what you have and I'll see what I can use. It changes from time to time anyway.
I will try to send a large stamp for a large stamps, small for small.
Please enclose the following in the envelope with the stamps:
Your name and address I am to ship to, written clearly
Any preference as to used only or willing to accept some mint and/or CTO;(please note I don't have a lot of mint stamps and 95% of my trading stock is used)
Please do NOT send wantlists, requests for countries or themes, types of stamps, etc. Don't send extremely high value items either, because I am only sending back my trading stock against it, and I probably don't even know the value of your stuff at the time I receive it.
If you have other trades to propose, you can feel free to email me or write a letter, but I don't fill specific stamp wantlists. I do sometimes work out deals such as my country for yours, on-paper trades, etc.
Here is my address for trading:
Susan Boyer
58 Hertzog School Rd.
Mertztown, PA 19539
USA
Please feel free to email me with any questions, and happy stamping!
Don't feel bad if it takes me a couple of days to read your email, I'm not ignoring you, just short on time.
Here is the trade that I propose:
Send me any postally used stamps that you would like to trade. I will look through your stamps and take the ones that I can use, and replace them with worldwide stamps from my stock. The stamps that I cannot use, I will send back to you untouched and as I received them. I will not take damaged stamps and will return them with the ones that I cannot used. I will not send damaged stamps in exchange, either.
I collect mainly British Commonwealth, but often take worldwide in trade for children I know who collect, friends, etc. And sometimes I decide to add other countries to my collections, such as helping my daughter collect Japan, so send what you have and I'll see what I can use. It changes from time to time anyway.
I will try to send a large stamp for a large stamps, small for small.
Please enclose the following in the envelope with the stamps:
Your name and address I am to ship to, written clearly
Any preference as to used only or willing to accept some mint and/or CTO;(please note I don't have a lot of mint stamps and 95% of my trading stock is used)
Please do NOT send wantlists, requests for countries or themes, types of stamps, etc. Don't send extremely high value items either, because I am only sending back my trading stock against it, and I probably don't even know the value of your stuff at the time I receive it.
If you have other trades to propose, you can feel free to email me or write a letter, but I don't fill specific stamp wantlists. I do sometimes work out deals such as my country for yours, on-paper trades, etc.
Here is my address for trading:
Susan Boyer
58 Hertzog School Rd.
Mertztown, PA 19539
USA
Please feel free to email me with any questions, and happy stamping!
Don't feel bad if it takes me a couple of days to read your email, I'm not ignoring you, just short on time.
Labels: exchange, stamp collecting, swap, trade stamps
posted by suzi @ 4:55 PM
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