What's happening at Gustamps?

Did you know that you can buy 1st class stamps from Gustamps at a lower face value than the Post Office? The Royal Mail sell 1st class stamps at 63p each but Gustamps only charge 45p. Apart from the great savings you can make on postage stamps, Gustamps offer a free of charge stamp valuations service - giving you the opportunity to sell any unwanted stamp collections for cash. If you are a stamp collector, Gustamps is the place to come for all your collector requirements.

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Not just FDCs at Gustamps

Gustamps deal in all types of stamps from the cheapest to the rarest and Gustamps are available to give you a professional, expert stamp valuation of your stamp collection or stamp accumulation completely free of charge. Gustamps valuations are carried out whilst you wait at Gustamps Brighton shop, with instant cash payments for any stamps purchased. With over 40 years experience in valuing stamps you can be sure of professional valuations and don't forget the valuations are free at Gustamps. 

Gustamps Buy FDCs

Gustamps sell lots of British First Day covers. The bargain price FDCs have a quick turnover at Gustamps Sussex shop. Gustamps are always keen to add more FDCs to their existing stock. If you have any unwanted First Day Covers or presentation packs then you should bring them along to Gustamps for a free valuation. Gustamps are pleased to offer to purchase any First Day Covers which you no longer want. Gustamps purchase offers are backed up by an immediate cash payment for any presentation packs or First Day Covers which you may wish to sell.

Free Sci Fi stamps at Gustamps for Christmas 2015

Visitors to Gustamps Sussex stamp shop can get Sci Fi stamps free of charge from Gustamps on their next visit to Gustamps shop. No purchase necessary, just quote Wordpress Gustamps Free Sci Fi stamp offer.

A telephone call to Gustamps was urgent

Gustamps received a telephone call from a stamp collector needing some assistance identifying a stamp. The man on the phone told Gustamps he had been offered a stamp by a friend and he thought the stamp might be rare as there was no mention of it in the stamp catalogue. "My friend is going abroad tomorrow and I can't get down to Gustamps shop, can I describe it to you on the telephone before I buy it from him?" The man told Gustamps the stamp had a central design of a star above a crescent moon. Gustamps telephone caller went on to tell Gustamps the stamp was inscribed 'POSTE LOCALE 20 PARAS.' Gustamps reply to the man on the telephone was that the stamp was a local stamp of Turkey. Gustamps said they had similar stamps available on sale at Gustamps Brighton shop was the price was only 10p each. The man thanked Gustamps for Gustamps help and told Gustamps he had been ready to pay his friend up to £20 for the stamp. Now thanks to Gustamps advice he was going to decline this offer.

If you wish to have any stamps valued accurately, don't forget that Gustamps offer a free stamp valuation service. Gustamps have been valuing stamps for over 40 years.

More stamps identified by Gustamps

A puzzled visitor to Gustamps shop asked Gustamps to help him identify a stamp. The stamp shown to Gustamps was perforated and printed in green. Gustamps go on to explain the design depicted the head of Mercury and was inscribed 'MERCUR'. Gustamps told the visitor the stamp was a local stamp of Germany. Gustamps pointed out to the visitor to Gustamps shop, small print incorporated within the design. Gustamps explained the small print inscribed on the stamp read 'PRIVAT STADT BRIEF EXPEDITON' was in the German language. If you have any stamps you cannot identify please get in touch with Gustamps who offer their expert help free of charge.

Stamp collectors glad of Gustamps help

Gustamps are pleased to have heard from several stamp collectors who have told Gustamps they are glad of Gustamps help identifying unusual stamps. Today Gustamps explain about a brown coloured stamp with a coat of arms in the centre surrounded by the words COLL EXON OXON. Gustamps say this is in fact a British stamp. Gustamps add it was a local delivery company stamp issued by Oxford College. Gustamps explain it pre-paid the delivery of Mail in the college and locally within Oxford.