EAGLE STAMP & POSTCARD CLUB
MEETINGS @ Eagle Methodist Church
1st Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM
651 N. Eagle Road, Eagle, Idaho
Everyone is welcomed.
Bring a friend!
Non-members are most welcome to attend. If you have a collection that you'd like to dispose of, please feel free to bring it in for a free evaluation and possibly sell. A local stamp dealer will be in attendance.
Questions email: lesgmurray@q.com
P.O. Box 731, Meridian, ID 83680
The club gets numerous inquires as the value of collections and accumulations of stamps, etc – everyone is welcomed to bring in those items of stamps/covers/postcards/etc – there are usually some knowledgeable, fair, honest and experienced dealers and collectors to give some idea of condition, significance, value or buying offers. People are welcome to bring such collections/items to all meetings except the auction nights, unless they desire to place such items in the auction.
MEETINGS @ Eagle Methodist Church
1st Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM
651 N. Eagle Road, Eagle, Idaho
Everyone is welcomed.
Bring a friend!
Non-members are most welcome to attend. If you have a collection that you'd like to dispose of, please feel free to bring it in for a free evaluation and possibly sell. A local stamp dealer will be in attendance.
Questions email: lesgmurray@q.com
P.O. Box 731, Meridian, ID 83680
The club gets numerous inquires as the value of collections and accumulations of stamps, etc – everyone is welcomed to bring in those items of stamps/covers/postcards/etc – there are usually some knowledgeable, fair, honest and experienced dealers and collectors to give some idea of condition, significance, value or buying offers. People are welcome to bring such collections/items to all meetings except the auction nights, unless they desire to place such items in the auction.
CLUB MEETINGS
July 5, 7pm
Bourse Night
Remember what fun it was when we just starting out as collectors? We all sold our stamps to one another for a nickel or a dime, or just traded our stamps on a one-for-one basis. Unfortunately, we tend to lose that feeling as we march on toward becoming sophisticated philatelists. Talk of relative catalog values, auction realizations and discounts lists to show our impressive knowledge. But wouldn’t it be great, just once in a while, to go back to that simplicity we enjoyed as beginners?
So our program this month will be an old fashioned "cheap night”. Each member or anyone not a member may engage in selling or trading stamps and postcards to each other. The selling price is not necessarily based on catalog value. We are not talking about Zeppelins here, but maybe we are! We all have boxes of stamps, old envelopes, or postcards that we’ve been meaning to do something about.
Here are some simple rules to be followed for Bourse Night:
Be organized. Bring your loose stamps in stock books or on stock sheets, for example, organized by country. Collections in albums may also be sold, but be sure they are priced. Postcards may be grouped by subject matter. Remember to be willing to sell for a very reasonable price. U.S. postage can be sold for less than face value..
Be sure to bring tongs, magnifiers, glassines, blank stock sheets/books and other tools of the trade you might find useful.
For the sellers: tables will be provided. Limit the amount you bring to what will fill a reasonable space.
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Stamp of the Month --
Website of the Month --
Name that stamp --
Door Prizes -- Mike D
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Stamp House - Open House, not at the church
July 9, 10 am - 2 pm
Beginner to advanced collector come enjoy some stamping fellowship. Stamps, covers, collections, and other philatelic items for sale.
FREE APPRAISALS. Questions answered!
208 384-1400 for directions and information or
Email bob@idahostamphouse.com
Website: idahostamphouse.com
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Listing of Website of the Month:
2016
October: www.exponet.info
November: www.metropostcard.com/glossaryp.html
December: auction night, no website of the month
2017
January: www.mindspring.com/~metkin/idahoindex.html
February: American Philatelic Research Library www.stamps.org/library
April: Smithsonian National Postal Museum postalmuseum.si.edu
October: www.phila.com
2018
February: www.stampcollectingspot.com/9-stamp-collecting-websites-everyone-should-know-about
May: www.ChicagoPostcardMuseum.org
June: www.stamp-collecting-resources.com
July: www.stampworld.com
October: www.iswcs.org
November: www.history.com/news/11-most-controversial-stamps-in-u-s-history
2019
February: stampdomain.com
March: postalhistory.com postalhistory.com/postoffices.asp
December: philatelicdatabase.com oquiststamps.com
2020
June: postcardvalues.com
October: thedigitalphilatelist.com/
December: stampsmarter.org/
2021
February: Own a Piece of History | Showpiece
2022
April: USPhila.com | Latest US stamps prices
June: National Postal Museum
artsandculture.google.com/story/XwVBMZXUMhsCIA?hl=en
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OFFICERS
President – Les M
Vice Presidents- Bryan W and Henry P
Treasurer - Mary P
APS Representative - Mike D
Program Chair – Paul K
Web Site –Bob P, bob@idahostamphouse.com
July 5, 7pm
Bourse Night
Remember what fun it was when we just starting out as collectors? We all sold our stamps to one another for a nickel or a dime, or just traded our stamps on a one-for-one basis. Unfortunately, we tend to lose that feeling as we march on toward becoming sophisticated philatelists. Talk of relative catalog values, auction realizations and discounts lists to show our impressive knowledge. But wouldn’t it be great, just once in a while, to go back to that simplicity we enjoyed as beginners?
So our program this month will be an old fashioned "cheap night”. Each member or anyone not a member may engage in selling or trading stamps and postcards to each other. The selling price is not necessarily based on catalog value. We are not talking about Zeppelins here, but maybe we are! We all have boxes of stamps, old envelopes, or postcards that we’ve been meaning to do something about.
Here are some simple rules to be followed for Bourse Night:
Be organized. Bring your loose stamps in stock books or on stock sheets, for example, organized by country. Collections in albums may also be sold, but be sure they are priced. Postcards may be grouped by subject matter. Remember to be willing to sell for a very reasonable price. U.S. postage can be sold for less than face value..
Be sure to bring tongs, magnifiers, glassines, blank stock sheets/books and other tools of the trade you might find useful.
For the sellers: tables will be provided. Limit the amount you bring to what will fill a reasonable space.
=====================================================================================
Stamp of the Month --
Website of the Month --
Name that stamp --
Door Prizes -- Mike D
=====================================================================================
Stamp House - Open House, not at the church
July 9, 10 am - 2 pm
Beginner to advanced collector come enjoy some stamping fellowship. Stamps, covers, collections, and other philatelic items for sale.
FREE APPRAISALS. Questions answered!
208 384-1400 for directions and information or
Email bob@idahostamphouse.com
Website: idahostamphouse.com
============================================================
Listing of Website of the Month:
2016
October: www.exponet.info
November: www.metropostcard.com/glossaryp.html
December: auction night, no website of the month
2017
January: www.mindspring.com/~metkin/idahoindex.html
February: American Philatelic Research Library www.stamps.org/library
April: Smithsonian National Postal Museum postalmuseum.si.edu
October: www.phila.com
2018
February: www.stampcollectingspot.com/9-stamp-collecting-websites-everyone-should-know-about
May: www.ChicagoPostcardMuseum.org
June: www.stamp-collecting-resources.com
July: www.stampworld.com
October: www.iswcs.org
November: www.history.com/news/11-most-controversial-stamps-in-u-s-history
2019
February: stampdomain.com
March: postalhistory.com postalhistory.com/postoffices.asp
December: philatelicdatabase.com oquiststamps.com
2020
June: postcardvalues.com
October: thedigitalphilatelist.com/
December: stampsmarter.org/
2021
February: Own a Piece of History | Showpiece
2022
April: USPhila.com | Latest US stamps prices
June: National Postal Museum
artsandculture.google.com/story/XwVBMZXUMhsCIA?hl=en
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OFFICERS
President – Les M
Vice Presidents- Bryan W and Henry P
Treasurer - Mary P
APS Representative - Mike D
Program Chair – Paul K
Web Site –Bob P, bob@idahostamphouse.com
AMERICAN PHILATELIC SOCIETY
Club # 1529-197338
and
Northwest Federation of Stamp Clubs
Club # 1529-197338
and
Northwest Federation of Stamp Clubs
