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Postcard Buyer Guides
- Autographs Buying Guide - Collecting autographs can keep you on top of who?s hot now, who was hot then, and who changed the course of history. From Hollywood legends, rock stars, and sports icons, to presidents, composers, artists,...
- Worldwide Stamps Buying Guide - Worldwide stamps allow you to travel the world through time and history without ever leaving home. Whether you want a single desirable stamp or entire worldwide stamp collection, you can find a wide variety...
- Real Photo Postcard Identification & Dating - There is some confusion on what Real Photo postcards are and how to identify them. Real Photo postcards are Black and White photographs that are reproduced by actually developing them onto photographic paper...
- Real Photograph postcards (Overview) $ Guide - Why are Real Photograph Post Cards so pricey so hard to find? This quick guide will attempt to explain that provide a prices realized overview of the RPPC. Postcard collecting is the 3rd largest hobby in the...
- USPS Mailing Services and Estimated Delivery Time - US Postal Office Mailing Services and Estimated Delivery Time Express Mail - Letter large envelope, package, and mailing tube 70 lbs or less. 1 - 2 days. Priority Mail - Large envelope, package, and mailing...
- Look for $1,000 yellow US postcard-rate Hat stamps! - A strip of 5 of these stamps sold for $15,750! These are 1998 United States postcard-rate stamps. These stamps were used in Greencastle, Indiana – about 50 miles southwest of Indianapolis. Another strip of 3...
- A is for Ambrotype: Beginner’s Guide to Antique Photos - Every antique American photograph is a fascinating piece of our history, an image of long-lost people, places and things, miraculously surviving into the present day. Searching eBay's offerings, you might find...
- Nip & Tuck: First Aid for Postcards - In a perfect world, all postcards would be pristine, in mint condition. In the real world, postcards suffer the slings and arrows of age and outrageous handling. Some of the bumps and bruises are better left...