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US Postage Stamps 1916

Online Stamp Catalogue of Postage Stamps Value

Stamp Var Face Cond Type Price High Low
george washington 2 cent US stamps 1916 george washington 0 2c unused regular $12.34 $ - $ -
george washington 3c 1916 US postage stamp value george washington 0 3c used regular $0.18 $ - $ -
george washington 3c 1916 free stamp values george washington 0 3c unused regular $314.93 $ - $ -
george washington 4c US postage stamp for 1916 george washington 0 4c used regular $0.18 $ - $ -
george washington 4c 1916 US stamps value george washington 0 4c unused regular $33.13 $ - $ -
george washington 5c 1916 postage stamp value george washington 0 5c used regular $0.18 $ - $ -
george washington 5c 1916 free stamp values george washington 0 5c unused regular $39.00 $ - $ -
george washington 1c 1916 stamp value george washington stamp value 0 1c used regular $0.18 $ - $ -
george washington 1c 1916 free stamp value george washington 0 1c unused regular $7.21 $ - $ -
george washington 1c 1916 postage stamp george washington 1 1c unused booklet pane $ - $ - $ -
george washington 2c 1916 US stamps george washington 0 2c used regular $0.18 $ - $ -
george washington 2c 1916 US postage stamp george washington 0 2c unused regular $5.95 $ - $ -
george washington 3c 1916 online stamp values george washington 0 3c used regular $0.18 $ - $ -
george washington 3c 1916 postage stamp george washington 0 3c used regular $83.41 $ - $ -
george washington 4c US stamps 1916 george washington 0 4c used regular $0.18 $ - $ -
george washington 4c 1916 postage stamp george washington 0 4c unused regular $49.06 $ - $ -
george washington 5c 1916 postal stamp george washington 0 5c used regular $0.18 $ - $ -
george washington 5c 1916 postage stamp george washington 0 5c unused regular $83.41 $ - $ -
george washington 6c 1916 postal stamp george washington 0 6c used regular $0.18 $ - $ -
george washington 6c 1916 US postage stamp george washington 0 6c unused regular $125.82 $ - $ -
george washington 7c 1916 US stamps george washington 0 7c unused regular $0.19 $ - $ -
george washington 7c 1916 postage stamp george washington 0 7c unused regular $165.18 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 8c 1916 postal stamp benjamin franklin 0 8c unused regular $0.18 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 8c 1916 postage stamp benjamin franklin 0 8c unused regular $79.89 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 9c 1916 free stamp values benjamin franklin 0 9c used regular $0.18 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 9c 1916 postage stamp benjamin franklin 0 9c unused regular $79.89 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 10c 1916 postal stamp benjamin franklin 0 10c unused regular $0.18 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 10c 1916 postage stamp benjamin franklin 0 10c unused regular $142.03 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 11c 1916 postal stamp benjamin franklin 0 11c used regular $0.18 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 11c 1916 US postage stamp benjamin franklin 0 11c unused regular $50.67 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 12c 1916 US stamp benjamin franklin 0 12c unused regular $67.93 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 12c 1916 postage stamp value benjamin franklin 0 12c unused regular $0.18 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 15c 1916 stamp catalogue value benjamin franklin 0 15c unused regular $256.26 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 20c 1916 postage stamp benjamin franklin 0 20c unused regular $322.64 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 20c 1916 postal stamp benjamin franklin 0 20c used regular $0.14 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin 30c 1916 postage stamp benjamin franklin 1 30c unused regular $4473.79 $ - $ -
benjamin franklin $1 1916 free stamp values benjamin franklin 0 $1 unused regular $1150.40 $ - $ -
george washington 1c 1916 postage stamp george washington 0 1c unused regular $1.26 $ - $ -
george washington 2c 1916 US stamps george washington 0 2c unused regular $1.85 $ - $ -
george washington 2c 1916 postage stamp george washington 1 2c unused regular $13226.85 $ - $ -
george washington 2c 1916 US stamps george washington 0 2c unused regular $14.61 $ - $ -
george washington 1c 1916 postage stamp george washington 0 1c unused regular $0.95 $ - $ -
george washington 2c 1916 online stamp catalogue value george washington 0 2c unused regular $2897.31 $ - $ -
george washington 2c 1916 postage stamp george washington 0 2c unused regular $12.34 $ - $ -
washington 4 panes 25c 1916 free stamp value washington 4 panes 0 25c unused pane $ - $ - $ -
washington 16 panes 97c 1916 postage stamp washington 16 panes 0 97c unused pane $ - $ - $ -
washington 73c 1916 American stamp value washington 0 73c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
washington 2 panes 25c 1916 postage stamp washington 2 panes 0 25c unused pane $ - $ - $ -
washington 49c US stamps 1916 washington 0 49c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
washington 97c US postage stamps 1916 washington 0 97c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
messenger bike special delivery stamp 10c 1916 US stamp messenger bike special delivery stamp 0 10c used regular $0.34 $ - $ -
messenger on bike 10c 1916 US postage stamp messenger on bike 0 10c unused regular $374.36 $ - $ -
postage due stamp 1c 1916 United States stamp postage due stamp 0 1c used regular $0.19 $ - $ -
postage due 1c 1916 postage stamp postage due 0 1c unused regular $3749.46 $ - $ -
postage due 2c 1916 American stamp value postage due 0 2c used regular $0.19 $ - $ -
postage due 2c 1916 postage stamp postage due 0 2c unused regular $220.76 $ - $ -
franklin stamped envelope 1c 1916 free stamp values franklin stamped envelope 0 1c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
franklin 1c 1916 postage stamp franklin 0 1c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
franklin stamped envelope 1c 1916 wrapper stamp franklin stamped envelope 0 1c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
franklin 1c 1916 US postage stamp franklin 0 1c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
franklin 1c 1916 US stamp franklin 0 1c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
franklin 1c 1916 postage stamp franklin 0 1c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
franklin 1c 1916 free stamp value franklin 0 1c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
washington stamped envelope 2c 1916 wrapper stamp washington stamped envelope 0 2c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
g washington stamped envelope 2c 1916 stamp catalogue value g washington stamped envelope 0 2c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
george washington stamped envelope 2c 1916 postage stamp george washington stamped envelope 0 2c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
washington 2c 1916 US stamps values washington 0 2c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
washington 2c 1916 postage stamp washington 0 2c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
washington 3c 1916 US stamps washington 0 3c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
franklin stamped envelope 4c 1916 postage stamp franklin stamped envelope 0 4c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
franklin 4c 1916 American stamp franklin 0 4c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
washington stamped envelope 5c 1916 postage stamp washington stamped envelope 0 5c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
washington 5c 1916 USA stamp values washington 0 5c unused regular $ - $ - $ -
washington stamped envelope 5c 1916 postage stamp washington stamped envelope 0 5c unused regular $ - $ - $ -

Postage Stamp Catalogue Values for 1916

Find Free Stamp Values for 1916 with the Free Online Stamp Catalogue and United States Postage Stamps Price Guide.
Online Stamp Catalogue has Postage Stamp Values for the year 1916 which includes : the Benjamin Franklin 9c 1916 US postage stamp, the 1916 George Washington 2 cent American stamp, the 1916 Benjamin Franklin 8 cent US stamp, the George Washington 3c US postage stamps 1916, the 1916 George Washington 4 cent US stamps, the 1916 Benjamin Franklin 15 cent American postage stamp, the 1916 George Washington 4 cent US stamps, the Benjamin Franklin 10c US postage stamp 1916, the George Washington 5c 1916 US postage stamp, the Benjamin Franklin 12c US postage stamps 1916, the George Washington 7c 1916 postage stamp, the 1916 Benjamin Franklin 10 cent American stamp, the 1916 George Washington 6 cent US stamps, the 1916 Benjamin Franklin 11 cent American stamp, the George Washington 5c 1916 postage stamp, the Benjamin Franklin 20c 1916 USPS issue stamp, the 1916 Benjamin Franklin $1 one dollar American stamp, the 1916 Washington pane of US stamps 25 cent American stamp issue, the 1916 Franklin stamped envelope 1 cent US stamp, the Messenger Bike Special Delivery Stamp 10 cent American stamp of the year 1916, the George Washington stamped envelope 2c 1916 postage stamp and the 1916 Postage Due Stamp 1 cent American stamp.

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US Postal Stamp Collecting

Stamp collecting can be a absorbing and rewarding pastime. While spending many wonderful moments with this facinating hobby, you become familiar with the culture of many lands, their arts, traditions and folklore. You man also find yourself devling into various topics such as: politics, history, biography, zoology, architecture, painting, botany and geography.

While this hobby may be popular with the well-to-do, a large stamp collection can be built with minimal resources. There can be just as much enjoyment out of the lower-grade stamps as from the rarest of the rare.

Stamp Collecting Equipment and Supplies

Some supplies may be useful for the proper care of your stamps.

Stamp Tongs - Tongs (or tweezers) are an important instrument in the proper handling of your stamps. They enable the stamps to be handled without coming into contact with dirty or greasy fingers.

Magnifying Glass - Useful for reading and identifying various types and marks on a stamp.

Stock Books and Binders - The sheets of a stock book have rows of transparent plastic pockets which stamps can be placed into. This allows the collector to preserve the the stamps without the use of hinges or other adhesives.

Stamp Albums

Many stamp collectors start out with an illustrated stamp album. These albums are normally organized by country. Each page contains pictures of stamps corresponding to that denomination. To place a stamp into your album, simply look for the design that matches your stamp. The more advanced the stamp album is, the more complete it will be. It is usually recommended to start with the most complete album you can afford.

If there is no particular place for a stamp, you can use whatever empty slots are available. This space problem can be overcome by purchasing a loose-leaf edition of a stamp album. In this way, you can add extra sheets as needed.

How to Hinge Stamps

Stamps should never be glued down into your album. Although there is some controversy regarding the use of stamp hinges, for used stamps, hinges are an economical way of mounting your stamps.

You should never apply glue, tape or adhesive to a stamp. Good hinges are available from stamp dealers or stamp supply companies. The adhesive on the hinge should allow for the hinge to be easily removed, thus avoiding damaging or taking off part of the stamp.

To apply the hinge, fold back the top portion of the hinge and moisten the gummed side. Apply this moistened part to the back of the stamp; on the top, below the perforation. The remaining portion of the hinge can then be moistened, and the stamp placed in your album.

Do not remove a moistened hinge from a stamp. If you need to remove a hinge, wait a couple of hours until the hinge is dry and then it should come off with ease.

Stamp Hinge Controversy

Gum or paper loss can make a stamp less valuable. Old style hinges are very difficult to remove and improper hinging can increase the chance for damage to a stamp. If one carelessly moistens the stamp in addition to the hinge, the stamp may stick in the album, increasing the chance for damage to the stamp with it comes time to be removed. Also, hinging a stamp too high may damage the perforations.

Collectors seek stamps which are closest to original condition as possible. Stamps in mint condition, that have never hinged or mounted, and still have the original gum intact, will maintain a higher value in the marketplace.

For the more valuable mint stamps in your collection, the ease and convenience of hinges is not a real benefit when compared to the potential for damage and loss of worth.

Stamp Mounts

Stamp mounts are transparent pockets in which your stamps can be placed. The mounts are pregummed and some mounts are also available with a black background. To fit various sizes of single stamps, strips or sheets; mounts may also be cut from transparent acetate.

Mounts offer better protection because your stamps can be viewed and examined with no need to actually touch them. Hinges may be inexpensive and easy to use, but mounts are a much better way to display the more valuable stamps in your collection.

Stamp Collecting Categories

There are numerous ways to categorize your stamps. A very good way to start is to categorize by the types of stamps you wish to collect. Broad categories might include:

By Country - Most countries have a postal system. It's easy to start collecting stamps from the country where you reside. Stamps can be purchased new at the Post Office or from local dealers who will normally offer wider selection of stamps to choose from, albeit at a higher price.

Worldwide - It has become far easier to find and purchase stamps from around the world. You can buy stamps from numerous online dealers and Internet auction sites like eBay.

By Topic - These are stamps issued to cover a special subject matter. The "Elvis" stamp is probably the best example of stamps in this category. Stamps are printed covering a wide variety of special subjects including art, architecture, history and famous personages.

Service Type - Most stamps are issued for ordinary use. But the Post Office also issues various types of stamps for specialized services such as Airmail, Express, Priority and Certified Mail.

Stamp Dealers and Stamp Auctions

Gary Posner, Inc. StampWants.com is an online marketplace and community connecting stamp collectors and dealers around the world; offering auction, fixed price, and store inventory listings as well as free tools and services. StampWants.com stands out in its industry with unrivaled customer service and low selling fees. Mystic Stamp Company is one of America's leading stamp dealers and is well known for its expertise, superior customer service, and for its involvement in the most noteworthy events in modern postal history. Prestige Philately brings to the market the best stamp and postal item collections, stamps, philately, stamp, stamp collecting, stamp auction, stamp auctions, postage stamps, postal history, postcards, and worldwide philately. The Kenmore Stamp Company offers stamps, stamp collecting, stamp collector, us stamps, foreign stamps, free catalog, postage stamps, postal stamps, philatelic, catalog and online ordering. Jamestown Stamp Company, www.stamp-co.com, is a mailorder stamps, coins, and banknotes dealer.

iHobb.com is an Internet shopping source for collecting supplies. iHobb.com services the supply needs of stamp, coin, post card, currency and banknote collectors. iHobb's stock includes Scott, Coin World, White Ace, H.E. Harris, Whitman Press, SAFE, Lindner, White Ace, Showgard, Prinz, SuperSafe, Allsyte, Linns and more. Northland International Trading is a stamp and coin dealer. Northland Auctions specializes in United States, Scandinavia, and Hungary stamps and covers auctions.

Arpin Philately deals in quality postage stamp collecting and collectible stamps. Croton Stamp Co. sells US stamps, Canada stamps, and Newfoundland stamps to collectors by mail, as well as publishes a stamps newsletter about U.S. stamps and Canadian postage stamps. R. Maresch & Son Auctions Ltd., is Canada's largest stamp auction firm and handles Canada, Provinces, British Commonwealth and Foreign material. The auctions are unreserved, offering valuable rarities, large lots, stamps, collections, covers and anything of philatelic merit. Canadian Rare Stamp Auctioneers Sandafayre provides online stamp auctions, stamp collecting, stamps collections for collecting dealers, UK stamp auction, GB, US, british, foreign, rare, old, philatelic material, postal history, postage stamps, topical stamps, canadian stamps and auctions. Jack Nalbandian, Inc. supplies superior quality stamps and services to collectors and dealers and offers Premium Quality Mint and Used, United States Classics, Essays and Proofs, Canadian and Worldwide Listings.

Stamp Collecting Supplies

Stamp Albums

Hingeless Stamp Albums can hold up to 700 stamps on 9x12 inch pages. Stamps are placed behind strips on the page allowing easy mounting and arrangement. Hingeless albums feature semi-transparent glassine strips, crystal clear acetate strips and interleaves. The Kenmore World Album features classic styling and a three-Ring design to provide space for hinge-mounting more than 10,000 stamps and allow for easy updating. This stamp album has over 600 pages, including 230 country pages with flags, histories, and geographic facts, four world map pages, stamp identifier, glossary, page backgrounds and mounting guidelines. The U.S. Liberty Album has quality stamp pages and is illustrated on one side with spaces for all American definitive stamps, commemoratives, airmails and postage due stamps. Stock Sheets provide collectors with the flexibility of utilizing multi-row layouts to protect stamps behind clear acetate overlays. These archival pages fit into three-ring binders and allow quick, hinge-free mounting and display.

Canada Scott Master Album has fully-illustrated pages with stamp descriptions and Scott numbers. Canada Harris Album has over 1200 black and white llustrations printed on one side. Canada Tradition Album is made of light weightpaper and has llustrations in black and white and printed on two sides. The Constitution Canada stamp album has black and white illustrations printed on two sides of lightweight pages. Canada Junior Album has Scott number description and identification for each stamp.

North American Stamp Clubs and Organizations

The American Philatelic Society promotes stamp collecting for people of all ages, offers services to its membership and to philately in general, including knowledge and education, which enhance the pleasure and friendliness of stamp collecting, initiates and coordinates new programs for the benefit of stamp collecting and of all collectors, represents the United States of America in the world body of philately, and assist its members in acquiring and disposing of philatelic materials. The American Stamp Dealers Association is a professional organization serving philately since 1914. The ASDA is dedicated to promoting integrity, honesty and reliability, and we are the hobby builders of philately.

The Royal Philatelic Society of Canada (RPSC) features membership information and anonline library. The British North America Philatelic Society (BNAPS) is devoted to the collector and researcher of stamps, postal markings, and postal history of Canada, the pre-Confederation colonies, and Newfoundland.