All the mint US (post 1940) found in a Minnesota estate. Runs 1940-2017 with many accumulated sheets. The heirs attempted a full count of face: $1,725.00 in Forever values, $2,490.00 in sheets and booklets, and $375.00 in scrap where it became confusing to them leaving at least two full boxes of plate blocks, coil pairs, nondenominated, etc., uncounted. When checked we found at least $4,600 in carefully counted face which when added to the uncounted boxes should be nearer to at least $5,000.00 in total. We helped them remove the decimals, coils and others, leaving only useable and collectable face. Lots of variety especially from the 29 cent commemoratives through the Forevers. Perfect for the collector and discount postage user. Recount it if you must. (Image)

Carefully counted mint useable US postage in a small carton separated into two boxes. The first is filled with complete unexploded booklets mainly from the 22 cent through the 39 cent era. There are hundreds with a face count of $2,037.00. The second is groups of 100 sorted by denomination into glassines from the same era mainly in blocks of four and plate blocks with a total face count of $1,466.00. Total face is just over $3,500.00. Compact, concentrated group. Pull out the premium and use the rest as discount postage. Everything is mailable with many peel and stick ready to go. (Image)

"I went to the post office" hoard of relatively modern sheets 13 cents up through "forever" values housed in three binders in plastic sleeves. Mainly sheets, year sets and government sets. Hard to count without removing them from their parking places, but the count looks close to us. Recount if you must. (Image)

A postage potpourri. Mainly scrap and a few sheets from the 1930’s to the 1980’s from the Kansas City caves, the postal commemorative society and a delicate attempt at a plate block collection on White Ace pages.

Tight, compact, accurately counted useable postage filling one small pizza size box. Verified face of $1,689.00 in mint modern sheets plus $401.00 in coil strips on eight manila stockpages. Light duplication in the commemorative sheets, while extensive in the coils. Total face $2,090.00. Remove the premium and use the rest and save on shipping with this space saving postage lot. (Image)

Two bulky cartons stuffed with mint sheets and some scrap. Pen, paper, and patience will be required.

A glob of postage. Includes sheets, booklets, booklet panes, coil rolls, and scrap. Most of the value is 22¢ to 37¢ values.

A slurry of sheets and booklet panes. All Forever issues. (Image)

All the face out of a small consignment. Goes from 3 cents to 22 cents in sheets, plate blocks and strips, and scrap. Residing in three old fashioned sheet folder books, five collection like binders, and a manila stockbook. Our quick count of around $1,100.00 is probably close, but the mounts and plastic pages may make extraction deliberate. Count it up and get a bargain. (Image)

Two bulbous heavy cartons stuffed with mostly 32¢ to 44¢ sheets still in USPS wrapping.

An assembly of high face value postage. (Image)

A heavy carton filled 1970’s-1990’s USPS year sets and presentation books. Some have never been opened. Also in includes loose scrap postage that we did'nt want to count so you should. (Image)

A prickly pile of potpourri scrap Forever value postage. (Image)