You save a cool $260.  No GST, or auction “Buyer Fee” is added to your invoice either.  I can tailor a package to suit your needs.  CATALOGUE value will be many times face value most times.  Generally these are in full sets .... I can very often supply the entire order in the attractive Post Office Presentation Packs - where the stamps are fresh, clean, mint unhinged, and all in complete sets.  

The PO packs are absolutely perfect for anyone sending out philatelic mail to clients .. either here or overseas.  OR also perfect for folks overseas placing mint Australia sets up for sale on eBay etc.  Much of what I sell you retails for WAY above face value – several times what you pay ME for it.  AND the sturdy pack makes for instant and free packaging for your sending.

As I have no retail shop outlet, and do not do fairs etc, I remove NOTHING from these runs of PO packs. You get what was in the Estate – ALL of it!  ALL the red hot thematic/topical packs are in there.  Contrast this to some offerings in the trade or auction where the better stuff is all removed, and just the utter ugly DREGS are sold off!

And remember, these Post Office packs cost 45c MORE than face value to buy from the Post Office.  Buy $500 face value off me for $385 and you are likely getting something that cost the original buyer $600 from Australia Post.  In that case you are paying me 50% less than original cost!

A heavy parcel Sydney to Perth or Darwin etc often costs $70.  A medium weight air parcel to USA or Europe often costs $200 these days.  A heavy 20kg air parcel to Europe/Rest of World costs $468 – check it out.  If you use my stamps to mail that parcel, and you simply charge your client the actual face value of franking used, you pocket $120 as your EXTRA PROFIT by buying your franking under face.

Or, if you run a small business or want to impress the boss with your business savvy - save your company $100's today!  I sell a LOT of this material to businesses who are NOT connected with stamp collectors.  They report getting REALLY positive comment and feedback from recipients when the parcel they paid $20 shipping for, arrives with $15 of pretty STAMPS on it (that you paid $11 for!) that can be snipped off given to their children, or a charity etc.  You SAVE money and you DELIGHT customers used to a sea of boring white “POST PAID” labels.  WIN-WIN all round.

If you are in business where clients can order what you sell from many different suppliers, using real STAMPS is often a reason clients stick with you, and do not choose a competitor – think about it.  A parcel covered with a half dozen colourful stamps or blocks is a WELCOME sight to many recipients.  Moreso in this day and age where worthless white labels rule supreme.

In Australia, postal rates are very easy to pre-determine. You can pre-frank small packets and small parcels, and there are no issues when taken to PO.  Most of them indeed fit into the widespread red roadside boxes, (which accept surprisingly large parcels) and if correctly franked there is no issue with that, and no need to go near a PO with most of them.

Full commemorative sets or mini sheets lightly cancelled are generally worth far MORE than face value when lightly used. So using these on mail is a VERY much appreciated gesture by those receiving them.  Indeed, the Stanley Gibbons catalogue often prices FINE USED stamps from this era at MANY times their face value.  

Many dealers mail heavy parcels overseas, have them lightly cancelled, and ask the sender to mail the used stamps back, which are still worth at retail, as much or MORE used as they paid me for them!  Permanent "FREE POSTAGE" for you if you are organised enough to do this.  Do NOT pay full face to the PO, when you can save $100's and buy off me! 

Indeed your mail recipients can often pop up their cancelled frankings on ebay etc, and get near their full postage cost back from them as many have discovered is possible!  A superb way to build good client rapport, and repeat orders. Indeed they can often get back MORE than they paid, as I prove every week - http://tinyurl.com/GlenPost

I am Sydney's best known and most aggressive STAMP BUYER.  My Yellow Pages ads, stamp magazine ads, internet ads, and over 30 years of strong word of mouth ensures I get a CONSTANT stream of this material coming to me for purchase.  I often buy collections containing runs of mint blocks of 4 or larger, spanning 20 or 30 years. 

Face value of these is often around $A1,000.  I simply total up the face value, add a small mark-up to my buy price, and sell it to you for $A740.  You save $100s buying this off me and using it on your mail, and selling off or keeping the better items, and using up the rest.  It is 100% legal to use, and is a HUGE cost saver for many small businesses.

This is important.  NOTHING is cherry picked or removed by me.  I do not stock or sell single modern sets, and therefore do NOT take out the good thematic items as some/many other dealers do when THEY sell postage.  When you buy from me you do NOT get useless and ugly philatelic "dregs".  You get the LOT – just as it comes.

I can sometimes offer stamps in full MUH sheets 100 that some investor bought years back.  18¢, 20¢, 22¢, 24¢, 27¢,  30¢ and 36¢ were commonly bought in full mint sheets by investors as they were the letter rate values at the time.  Remember Australia has not made legal tender circulating 1¢ or 2¢ coins since 1991 – over 20 years.  Australia Post has not issued any stamps below 5¢ since 1988. 

So 3 x 20¢, or a pair of 30¢ or a 24¢ and 36¢, all make the correct current 60¢ domestic rate. I usually have these in full sheets of 100.

All transactions in Australian retail commerce are by law, "rounded up".  I am advised that 2 x 27¢ and a 5¢ stamp (=59¢) on an envelope is fully acceptable to pay 60¢ postage.  Ditto a pair of 24¢ values and a 10¢ = 58¢.   Or 3 x 18¢ and a 5¢ = 59¢ etc  

Your PO cannot sell you a 1¢ or 2¢ or 3¢ stamp or label, so can hardly expect you to add one to a letter franked with 58¢!   And even if they did, you have no 1¢ or 2¢ coins to pay them - nor for them to give you as change from a silver coin.

I sell such sheets (when in stock) in matched numbers, i.e., a sheet (or sheets) of 30¢, or 24¢ and 36¢, so you or your staff can very quickly prepare mail for 60¢ local letter sendings.  Convenience costs money, and these cost 80% of face for cash buyers .. I can usually supply enough for 1,000 letters etc. 

Mint stamps in bulk are valuable, and all sendings will be mailed via Registered, insured post for your protection against theft or water damage etc.

Try a parcel and check it out - in 30 years not ONE has been returned!