Call us today at (513) 624-6800. We are serious cash buyers for your stamp collection or estate. All of your material can be bought “on the spot” with immediate payment. We are long-term members of the American Stamp Dealers Association (ASDA) and the American Philatelic Society (APS). Both organizations have established codes of ethics. We also have experience working with attorneys and estates. No lot is too large or small and we can easily purchase six-figure properties. Don’t be fooled by dealers who want to take your stamps on consignment or promise you big bucks at auction in 6-12 months. We have been around a long time and have always treated our clients honestly. No matter how large or small the stamp lot, when it comes time to sell please contact us. We can give you a candid assessment. Ship Us Your Stamps! By all means, we travel to buy all around the country for worthwhile holdings. However, sometimes the collection is nice but just not valuable enough to justify a special trip, or we just aren’t going to be in the area for a while. Ship your collection to us at no cost to you! If you let us know in advance, we can arrange free insured delivery. We might just pay a smidge more since we don’t have time and travel costs. We are looking for (but not limited to) the following: Mounted Foreign Collections Chinese, Korean & Asian Stamps Rare and/or High-Quality U.S. Stamps U.S. Collections British & European Colonies Russia Old Correspondences Wartime Covers Trunk Loads, Basements & Bookshelves of Stamp Albums Revenue Stamps Civil War, Stampless Covers & Postal History We Buy Any Valuable Stamp Collection! However, we are not buying the following: Unorganized accumulations of stamps in envelopes, bags, boxes, tins, etc. These typically have no value. Children’s stamp albums and albums with less than a few thousand stamps. Years ago, you could buy thousands of stamps for pennies... all very common stamps. They are still common and almost worthless. Stamps and covers issued by promotion houses, such as The Postal Commemorative Society and The Fleetwood Company, and sold via monthly payment plans. This merchandise is typically overpriced and there is no secondary market for it