all stamps have a price.

^{D  P}  for pence pounds or $

the two i posted have no suffix. which means they are stamps with flaws. stamps with flaws have a high price in the market.
there was one stamp with an upside down plane that went on auction for 350,000$
these ones have no record of them. they are not found anywhere.

they were printed for about a week, when the errors were found. they were all destroyed and only few who made it to the post were sent. my grandfather used to collect stamps. he found that they had mistakes on them so he kept them safely.

like i pointed out on my previous post.

time is rough now. very rough.

that is why i am selling. if i could get an ebay account i would have gladly sold them on ebay and would have collected much more than 1-2-3 bitcoins. but my country is not supported by paypal, which makes it impossible for redeeming money from ebay transactions.

the only alternative i have is obviously bitcoins. your bitcoin will stay with escrow until you receive the stamps. i will shoot a small video and send it to escrow proving that i am sending the stamps to the address of the buyer.

stamps with flaws tend to increase in price rapidly when there are no previous stamps like these on the market.

for these two, i have done my research couple of times online. they are found nowhere. i believe they date from 1850-1950. somewhere in the line.

will need about 10 years to make 1bitcoin perfect

there is some kind of faucet going on, like every time 2 players play and hit all in. i wanted to ask, they get 1.10 at the end right?

how much is 1.10 to 1 bitcoin?
and what can they do with the 1.10?