Stamps printed on envelopes

I don't have any covers but I will be looking out for some.

 

Lots of covers are on sale or on auction online, just be careful on choosing dealers.

 

A cover with a printed stamp canceled with unidentified triangle mark.

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Do you mean first-day covers? Those are definitely collectible.

Though if you mean the sort that are printed on for proper postal usage, even then I don't see why they can't be collected. I wouldn't cut them out, keep the entire envelope and maybe write a little note about the stamp or the letter your receive. It makes it really interesting!

 

I also think that printed stamps are best to be kept intact in the cover than cutting it.

 

I didn't know that cover stamps you ment printed ones too because I have
a few of those. Nothing special.

 

I think the triangle might well be a censors mark, I have seen something similar on a Russian postcard from Petrograd during WWI, the other that I have seen was a cachet used by sorters to select items for selection for censorship. The Item is coming from the Orange River colony & the Boer war was still going up to 1902

 

Where else can I find covered stamps besides online?

 

Stamps on covers or printed stamps on covers, you can try looking at your local hobby shops or antique shops.

 

I see lots of great stamps here, without the canceling mark on them. There are so many to choose from I don't know which is my favorite. They are all good and collectable.

 

Thanks for the info.

 

Welcome and hope to see some of your covers later or sooner.

Yes, all can be collectible.

 

This cover looks very interesting. I am quite sure those circular stamps are printed or part of the cover.

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Even if these stamps weren't currently collectible, you know they would be in the near future. I collect just about anything having to do with stamps, and I am finding there are plenty of people just like me!

 

I think these are already collectible since there are some who are already collecting such covers.

 

The circular printed stamp on this cover looks great together with its cancel.

 

Why wouldn't they be collectible? I mean, they're still beautiful, and they are stamps (or at least stamp-related). I haven't seen any of these yet, but they are interesting.

 

Yes, these are stamps too and some if not all of it really look interesting and great.

 

I have never collected the stamps that have been printed on the envelopes. I know my local post office sell them that way. I would rather have the individual stamps.

 

Well, they're odder stamps. And I have a saying "The odder, the better!".