closed Postage stamps for sale. Send a lot of parcels? Make big savings on your postage and beat the price rises.

[arphethean]

Discount stamps for sale!

All new, unused and fully valid for postage. Use for any letter or parcel service.

Postage included in prices.

 

Buying stamps makes so much sense! You can use them for parcels, making substantial savings compared to paying at the post offices. A special delivery usually costing £7.35 would cost you well under a fiver! Plus they add a lot of colour and interest to parcels which is a joy for your buyer and is guaranteed to make them remember you!

 

Or you could buy 1st class or other "non-value indicated" stamps, which are increasing by 8+% on 2nd April!

 

1st class commemorative gummed stamps (Currently at £1.25 face value each, and with Royal Mail price rises due in April, £1.35 each)

100 for £83

500 for £400 

1000 for £780 

3000 for £2300

 

 

1st class commemorative self adhesive stamps

100 for £85

500 for £410

1000 for £800

 

 

Mini Sheets containing a mix of stamps. EVERY SHEET will include a 1st class/2nd class and/or E stamp and other stamps with high values

Amazing value for money at 60% of face value

 

 

Also have many denominations of fixed value stamps from 52% to 62% of face value - from 2.5p up to £2.55.  Please enquire for your specific needs.

 

 

Discount stamp labels, saving you both time and money.

If you've got this far and you're interested in saving loads on parcel prices but can't be doing with the time and hassle involved in sorting, counting, calculating, licking, sticking, I have the perfect solution. I do custom-made labels, complete with the correct value of stamps for the services you use most often. There is even a tracking label and your return address on the label for total convenience. You just stick the label to your parcel, write on the address and take to the post office.

Example prices:

- 1st class signed for, 100g large letter: Royal Mail price £3.45. My labels for just £2.45, saving £1 every time.

- Special Delivery, 100g, insured to £750: Royal Mail price £7.35. My labels for just £5.15, saving £2.20.

- Special Delivery, 500g, insured to £750: Royal Mail price £8.15. My labels £5.70, saving £2.45.

*please note with price rises around the corner, you should only order labels for the current prices according to how many you will use before April, or alternatively wait until new prices are announced in early March and be ready with your labels correct for the new prices.

 

Labels are A6 in size so will fit jiffy bags down to A000.

 

Minimum order of 10 labels.

Edited March 8 by arphethean

[iacabu]

How much are the mini sheets? 

[arphethean]

3 minutes ago, iacabu said:

How much are the mini sheets? 

They are all different values on each sheet.

For example, here the ones in the picture have £3.70, £3.52 and £4.06 face value. You would say what you want to spend and I pick out a random mix. The price you pay is 60% of the face value. To use on parcels you would have to make up the difference either with individual stamps or paying at the post office. 

[iacabu]

Thanks, I'll send a pm shortly 

[stackerp5]

Hi Andrew do you have any 25p stamps by any means? Also, are the 2nd class stamps small in size or do they take up more space on the parcel?

[arphethean]

5 minutes ago, stackerp5 said:

Hi Andrew do you have any 25p stamps by any means? Also, are the 2nd class stamps small in size or do they take up more space on the parcel?

Yes, I have I think 200 25p stamps.

On 2nd class I do have two bags of 100 stamps which are all self adhesive and most of these are smaller size. Price for these bags is £54 each

[MintageSeller]

Do you have any first class stamps? 

[James32]

20 hours ago, arphethean said:

1st class commemorative gummed stamps (Currently at £1.25 face value each, and with Royal Mail price rises due in April, these will likely go up in value)

100 for £79 (79p each - 63.2% of face value)

500 for £390 (78p each - 62.4% of face value)

1000 for £770 (77p each - 61.6% of face value)

3000 for £2250 (only 75p each, 60

 

33 minutes ago, MintageSeller said:

Do you have any first class stamps? 

 

Edited February 29 by James32

[Tn21]

£1.35 price of 1st class stamp

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68447820.amp

 

 

Will.be sending over a pm over 

[HonestMoneyGoldSilver]

Amazing listing that should be sold out already

A lot of small businesses, eBay, etc, that I buy from who are not on TSF, use these stamps. It's basically free (and legal) money

[FFposh]

Its time to beat the price hike again. And then some! Pm inbound.

[Brit2023]

On 28/02/2024 at 14:42, arphethean said:

Yes, I have I think 200 25p stamps.

On 2nd class I do have two bags of 100 stamps which are all self adhesive and most of these are smaller size. Price for these bags is £54 each

one bag of 100 2nd class please

[Chippy361]

how many 2nd class left ?

 

[arphethean]

On 08/03/2024 at 20:49, Chippy361 said:

how many 2nd class left ?

 

Sorry, all sold

[Spyder]

Andrew, what stamps have you still got available?

[arphethean]

5 minutes ago, Spyder said:

Andrew, what stamps have you still got available?

I have many low fixed values - plenty sub 30p, (52% of face value) and various values up to 68p (56% of face value).

Also packs of 10 or 50 high values (£1+) (60% of face value)

1st class commemorative as per post

1st class barcoded at 90p per stamp

Mini sheets as per my 28/2 post at 60% of FV

 

[stackerp5]

I always buy stamps from Andrew.

Some posties don't like 'em, but I don't care. Some must learn, and I have all the time in the world the perfect customer  I will sit and watch you do mental math instead of using the calculator to your side

Stamps are basically Post Office vouchers that follow price inflation.

I can vouch for these stamps and the seller A+ 

If you sell on the forum, these may be useful.

[Spyder]

I've  realised that that I have been throwing money away by sticking 1st and 2nd class stamps on packages, when instead if there was room, I should be using the 25p, 10p, 15p etc first as they will always be worth exactly face value where the first and 2nd will increase. Got two weeks to use those up and then buy those from Andrew again 

 

PS The next person to buy from me will get a package with every free space taken up with a stamp.  

Edited March 19 by Spyder

[James32]

1 minute ago, Spyder said:

I've  realised that that I have been throwing money away by sticking 1st and 2nd class stamps on packages, when instead if there was room, I should be using the 25p, 10p, 15p etc first as they will always be worth exactly face value where the first and 2nd will increase. Got two weeks to use those up and then buy those from Andrew again 

Yeah good luck sending £2kg+ of silver at £18.45 with 15p stamps 😆 🤣 

[Spyder]

4 minutes ago, James32 said:

Yeah good luck sending £2kg+ of silver at £18.45 with 15p stamps 😆 🤣 

How would you like to be the guinea pig and received a package with all small value stamps.

[Brit2023]

5 minutes ago, Spyder said:

How would you like to be the guinea pig and received a package with all small value stamps.

penny stamps like the old days

[arphethean]

3 hours ago, James32 said:

Yeah good luck sending £2kg+ of silver at £18.45 with 15p stamps 😆 🤣 

I have tried ...

For me, every parcel is a new mission to use up as much space as possible. 

Yes, always prioritise using fixed values and keeping the NVIs to roll over past the price rises. 

Funnily enough, I never seem to get round to using any NVIs

[Spyder]

OK @James32, this is for your amusement. Granted not £18.45 worth but I am sure I get another 8 or so stamps on there

[arphethean]

43 minutes ago, Spyder said:

OK @James32, this is for your amusement. Granted not £18.45 worth but I am sure I get another 8 or so stamps on there

I approve

[Earthmetal]

By way of a free bump, does anyone know what value E-stamps are from this April? I can't find the info anywhere.