USA Scott #76 5ct Used Cogwheel Cancel CV $120

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USA Scott #76 5ct Used Cogwheel Cancel CV $120:
$11.50

Scott #76 5ct Used Cogwheel Cancel, short perf with possible tiny sealed tear at bottom

Scott\'s Specialized Catalog Value - $120

Hi: I used to sell here on then quit about 5 years ago. I\'m moving now and need cash, so I\'ll be selling a lot of the duplicates and other stamps I\'ve accumulated over the years. I\'ll be putting up as many listings each month as time permits and cash needs demand..

My store has numerous very nice US classic stamps, including some of the rarest, and I add new ones all the time. I try to keep my prices below most of the other sellers on , and I accept Best Offers as well. Click here to come on in and visit:

George K\'s Stamps

I was honored by the SwedishTiger (Roger Kirby) as \"Dealer of the Year\" for 2009. For clear, beautiful pictures of all the US and UK classics, go to his award-winning site:

SwedishTiger: US Stamps

For a more accurate assessment of current value based on the total range of grades, see the PSE (Professional Stamp Experts) pricing guide, which is updated quarterly. Their grading also considers other factors than just centering, such as color, impression, eye appeal, the back, perfs, etc., but it will give you a better idea of the range of retail values in the US Classics arena:

PSE Valuation

In 2001, a number of concerned collectors and I founded Stamp Collectors Against Dodgy Sellers (SCADS), and our website has tips on how to buy safely on . It\'s free:

Stamp Collectors Against Dodgy Sellers

For over 7 years, I spent the better part of my time trying to clean the fraud off the stamps category on , which resulted in finally taking some steps to eliminate the crooks by establishing the Stamps Community Watch committee. The committee has sadly been discontinued by , and I believe the worst of the crooks is now back on . (see below) Here is part of the story, published on-line at MSNBC.com:

Is stamp racket the Net\'s stickiest scam?

You can help keep from re-infection by virulent forms of pond scum. If you see a relatively newer ID offering multiple listings of gem appearing US classics all at one time, accompanied by a cockamamie BS story, i.e., \"found in an attic\", no Scott numbers or descriptions, and a weaselly disclaimer disavowing any responsibility whatsoever for the items being sold, especially if it is located in upstate NY or NY City, please let me know ASAP. I will check for infestation and do what I can to try to stop the infection before it spreads. CAVEAT EMPTOR.