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What is the value of a William McKinley twenty-five cent stamp?

This stamp was passed on to me by my father and is dated 1938. What is its value today?

asked by RickyRoss (20)

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This stamp is considered rare in essence, that the stamp was one of the few stamps that were processed through sheet metal. Since there is no real accurate value online for your stamp, I would suggest taking it to an appraiser to find the condition and the value of your stamp.

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posted by hahagal (975)
7 votes

I believe the best way to determine the worth of your stamp is to either check out a book from the library that you can use to identify your stamp and they usually give rough estimates. you can also take it to a stamp collector to appraise it for you.

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This is a pretty cool stamp since William McKinley was the 25th president. The image itself was taken from a metal. The stamp was printed on a lilac background which was created in 1938. It was fairly common in postally used condition, with a catalog (retail) value of 20 cents apiece.

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posted by tsuerob (171)
4 votes

Although the stamp is rare, it is still hard fo figure out its exact value. You should consider taking it to an appraiser or if you would rather check out a book from the library to identify its value. The value also depends on the stamps condition.

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posted by csj (112)
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