What happened to the stamp company PSX (Personal Stamp Exchange)? *merged*

[harper34]

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Originally Posted by SkyNacho

I have a strong suspicion that if it were 1963, that "6" would look a lot more like the 9, but inverted. The 9 is very clear, especially by the tail. I think the 8 is more of a small circle on top of a large circle, and the smaller circle/top of the 8 has smudged to make it look a little like a 6.

Yes, you are probably right. I was trying to find one just like it to compare, but couldn't. Okay, I will put down '83 (but it must be smudged a bit because it looks a lot like '63) when I list it (Hopefully today I will be finishing up posting the gigantic collection on Ebay if anyone is interested in any stamps (I'll be including some freebie stamps too because I've still got a duffle bag of unmarked stamps or stamps that I just don't feel like taking pics of/posting) Here is the Ebay link: Items for sale by harpist724 | eBay

[Bridget4Jesus]

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Originally Posted by stamp luvr

I am another lover of PSX stamps. I think the wreath and the Victorian house might both be worth a bit.

I have an unused PSX Victorian House stamp that I bought from a lady on FB marketplace a few months ago. Do you think it might be worth something?

[Gdoreen]

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Originally Posted by Bridget4Jesus

I have an unused PSX Victorian House stamp that I bought from a lady on FB marketplace a few months ago. Do you think it might be worth something?

The best way to find out a stamp's value is to do a search for completed listings on Ebay to see how much that stamp sold for. If that stamp has not sold in the last 6 months, you can estimate its value based on the amount similar PSX house stamps sold for. Condition is important--for ex: if there is a lot of staining, that could affect the value.