Drowning in Canadian stamps

[James_OldeTowne]

Sorry to post this on the "World Coins" board, but I couldn't figure out a better place to ask. I acquired a HUMONGOUS collection of mostly Canadian stamps, literally probably 10 cubic feet of material. Where in heck-ola do I go to dispose of this stuff? Should I just burn it in the fireplace? Use as stocking stuffers?? Are they a suitable substitute for kitty litter??? Can I donate them to the funny-farm to really drive those residents crazy? HELP!!!

 

James

[midwest]

Hamster toilet paper

 

Just throw them up on Ebay or if you do have a fireplace let them burn!

[cpm9ball]

James, I have a friend who may be interested in the coins and the stamps. I'm trying to get in touch with him now. Send me an e-mail: cpm9ball@swfla.rr.com with a list if you can.

 

Chris

[HaydenTubbs]

James,

If they are in the same date range as the coins I'm sorry to say that you won't have much luck. I enough problems getting rid of my US stamps that I can only manage how tough it would be to get rid of Canadian junk. I think you're best bet would be to throw them on eBay as a group lot. Just take a few good pictures,and take the time to count the face value...

 

Hayden

[satootoko]

Run them through a cross-cut paper shredder and sell them on EBay as colorful confetti.

[HaydenTubbs]

Run them through a cross-cut paper shredder and sell them on EBay as colorful confetti.

 

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