As a collector of British Empire 1910-1936, there's only one set of stamp albums that suits me perfectly. After many, many, years of looking at them like a kid looking through the sweet shop window, I'll be ordering these very soon. As my collection is mint and used, hingeless albums are the best for me, and as a professional dealer, getting a trade price was as easy as an email. Retail for these is £853 and one email saved me 25%. I'm ridiculously excited to be able to get my collection sorted properly, which I think is important as you get older, to make things easier if life goes awry. If I could dance, it would be time for a happy dance....

I don't do this very often, but when you can grab 89 copies of a stamp that catalogues £7.50 each, in large blocks, for a total of $40, why wouldn't you? Retail on Ebay is about $6 each, so over $500. It'll take a while to sell them, but they'll sell as it's a very popular stamp New Zealand 1960 10/- Tasman Glacier Steel Blue

I am a secondary school Counsellor, mother of two beautiful baby girls, I’m a huge collector in: POKEMON, ANIME, ONE PIECE, VHS, GAMING, MANGA, RETRO, COINS, VINTAGE ITEMS. I sell on Facebook marketplace and on eBay at the moment and hoping to do that to through here and grow the community. Is anyone here interested in these items?

I accept offers on my stamps, and most buyers that make offers play the game and make sensible and reasonable offers. Today I received an offer on a stamp with a missing colour that has a catalogue value of £80. I have it listed for $55, or about £27. The offer I received was $30, or about £15. This buyer wants a scarce missing colour stamp at under 20% of catalogue. I very politely counteroffered at $48, stating that was going to be my best, then he came back at $38, which I declined. This is a technique used by some buyers, where they try to wear you down, hoping you'll meet them "half-way" by which time you've lost 50-60% of your sale. I'm not in the business of giving stamps away!

@Jasmin Meola welcome to the community! I can honestly say I know virtually nothing about gaming, but it looks like I'm about to go on a steep learning curve, which is always a good thing. Please take the time to introduce yourself