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1971 US Postage 6-Cent General Douglas MacArthur Scott #1424 Full Sheet of 50 Stamps

$6.50+ $5.50 shipping

Total: $12.00

Description

A full, unseparated sheet of 50 United States 6-cent postage stamps featuring General Douglas MacArthur. Issued in 1971 (Scott #1424), the sheet includes selvage with plate numbers and 'Mail Early in the Day' text.

Special Notes

First day issue

Shipping

Recommended CarrierUSPS Ground Advantage
$5.50est. cost

Weight

0.1 lbs

Length

10.5 in

Width

9.5 in

Height

0.01 in

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Value Report

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Market Analysis: The 1971 6-cent Douglas MacArthur stamp (Scott #1424) is a common modern US issue printed in massive quantities (over 134 million). Full sheets of 50 are readily available on the secondary market. Pricing Rationale: The face value of the sheet is $3.00 (50 x $0.06). Because these stamps were heavily saved by collectors and are still valid for postage, they typically sell at or slightly above face value to discount postage buyers, or for a small premium to topical collectors. The median price of comparable full sheets is $6.50. Condition Assessment: The sheet appears unused (mint) with original gum, though the back cannot be seen to verify if it is never-hinged. The perforations are intact, and the selvage is present. Demand & Sell-Through: Demand is low for individual stamps or blocks, but full sheets have moderate sell-through to buyers looking for discount postage or military-themed collectibles. Fair Market Value Range: $4.00 - $8.00 Highest Value Opportunity: Achieving the higher end of the range ($8.00+) requires selling to a topical military collector or a buyer specifically seeking this sheet for a display, rather than a discount postage buyer. Recommended Sales Channel: eBay or HipStamp. Confidence: High. The item is easily identifiable and market data for common US sheets is abundant. Selling Tips: Ship flat with stiff cardboard to prevent folding or creasing. Highlight the plate block numbers in the listing.