Guinea

FISH MARINE- Guinea- '71 set of 12- MNH- U750	-	$15.25	11h 16m
FISH MARINE -Guinea - '97 set & S s - MNH - U751	-	$10.75	11h 24m
GUINEA LOT USED CTO COMPLETE AND INCOMPLETE SERIES	-	$22.00	11h 37m
GUINEA- DOUBLE OVERPRINTS ERRORS ON AIRMAIL SET	-	$32.12	12h 1m
GUINEA- ERROR- U.S. FLAG- MISSING RED COLOR	-	$25.26	12h 1m
Guinea, 1962, SC B25-B29, MNH. 5676	-	$6.00	12h 41m
Guinea, 1962, SC C41-C43, mint. 5675	-	$6.00	12h 41m
BIRDS HUMMINGBIRDS - Guinea - '01 set of 4 -MNH- W229	-	$15.00	14h 22m
GUINEE Kigelia Africana 12 stamp Plate Block VF Used	-	$0.79 $2.00	14h 25m
GUINEA SCOTT#C24-26 CONSTELLATION OVERPRINT 1960 XF MNH	-	$77.63	15h 36m
GUINEA SCOTT#C17-21 DOVES WITH LETTER 1959 XF MNH	-	$13.58	15h 36m
GUINEA SCOTT#C25 CONSTELLATION OVERPRINT 1960 XF MNH	-	$19.00	15h 36m
GUINEA SCOTT#C47 - C49 BUTTERFLIES 1963 XF MNH	-	$16.82	15h 36m
GUINEA SCOTT#C41-43 BIRDS 1962 XF MNH	-	$19.00	15h 36m
GUINEA SCOTT#C44-46 SPORTS 1963 XF MNH	-	$15.74	15h 36m
GUINEA SCOTT#C32 - C34 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1962 XF MNH	-	$14.65	15h 36m
Guinea #852-58 Dr Koch Medicine 7v on 2 Proof Pieces "Unissued Shifted Colors"	-	$49.00	16h 18m
Guinea #852-858 Dr Koch, Anti-TB, Medicine, Microscopes 7v Proof Blocks of 16	-	$799.00	16h 18m
Guinea Sc#C44-6 MNH 1963 Sports Issue Hi Value Airmails	-	$7.95	17h 51m
D385 GUINEA 1998 Insects, Beetles set of 6 Mint NH	-	$2.79	18h
D384 GUINEA 1996 Mushrooms, Fungi Mint NH	-	$3.99	18h
D386 GUINEA 1983 Flowers set of 6 Mint NH	-	$1.79	18h
SARAJEVO WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES ON GUINEA BISSAU LOT OF 3	-	$3.35	18h 46m
Big Collection of New and Used Worldwide Stamp and Minisheets	-	$0.99	19h 29m
Guinea B17-B18 VF Lightly Hinged Set	-	$9.95	20h 7m
GUINEA 1998 CATS FINE UHM SET	-	$5.00	20h 19m
GUINEA #312-14, #C58-C60 MINT NEVER HINGED OLYMPIC SET of 6!, CV$18.90 -- CM6	-	$7.95	20h 55m
1960 Cameroons Sc #66 MNH Overpr. Red, FULL Sheet of 60	-	$20.09	21h 27m
1960 Cameroons Sc #66 MNH Overpr. Red, FULL Sheet of 60	-	$20.09	22h 29m
Guinee 394-6, C75 MNH INT'L CO-OPERATION YEAR	-	$1.35	1d 2h 29m
Stamps West-Guinea (UN) 1II-19II MNH 1962 UNTEA	-	$69.00	1d 4h 20m
GUIENA - 1977 MNH "Democratic Party - 25s" CTO KLEINBOGEN !!!	-	$0.99	1d 6h 2m
GUIENA - 1977 MNH "Democratic Party - 20s" CTO KLEINBOGEN !!!	-	$0.99	1d 6h 2m
GUIENA - 1977 MNH "Democratic Party - 5s" CTO KLEINBOGEN !!!	-	$0.99	1d 6h 2m
GUIENA - 1977 MNH "Democratic Party - 40s" CTO KLEINBOGEN !!!	-	$0.99	1d 6h 2m
GUIENA - 1977 MNH "Democratic Party - 30s" CTO KLEINBOGEN !!!	-	$0.99	1d 6h 3m
Stamps Guinea 71-76 MNH 1961 Reedbuck	-	$5.14	1d 6h 21m
UNESCO - Guinea - '66 OVERPRINT set of 2 -MNH-S520	-	$6.75	1d 10h 8m

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Collecting is not the same as philately, which is the study of stamps. A philatelist often does, but need not, collect the objects of study, nor is it necessary to closely study what one collects. Many casual collectors enjoy accumulating stamps without worrying about the tiny details, but the creation of a large or comprehensive collection generally requires some philatelic knowledge. Stamp collectors are an important source of revenue for some small countries who create limited runs of elaborate stamps designed mainly to be bought by stamp collectors. The stamps produced by these countries far exceed the postal needs of the countries. Some collectors, observing the generally rising prices of rare stamps, have taken to philatelic investment. Rare stamps are among the most portable of tangible investments, and are easy to store

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