FREE: USA - 10x older used stamps - tiered auction

The listing, USA - 10x older used stamps - tiered auction has ended.

This is a tiered auction (no GIN!) for 10x older used USA stamps. Please read:

The picture shown is of the box from which the stamps will come. They are a mix of commemoratives and definitives, generally from 1910 to about 2000. The box has thousands of stamps, more than I can use for regular trading.

I will try to choose a nice mix from this box and at least 50% of the stamps will be commemoratives. All stamps are used and I will handpick them to make sure that they're all in sound condition; and I will try to ensure that they are at least 90% different..

This lot is designed for beginning collectors which do not yet have a large number of US stamps in their collection.

Bidding starts of 499 credits, the more you bid the more you get depending on where the final bid is:
at 499 credits = 10 stamps
at 500 to 1000 credits = 20 stamps
at 1001 to 1500 credits = 30 stamps
at 1501 to 2000 credits = 40 stamps
at 2001 to 3000 credits = 60 stamps
at 3001 to 5000 credits = 80 stamps
at 5001 to 8000 credits = 100 stamps
at 8001 and more credits = 200 stamps + USA 1966 mint souvenir sheet (cat.nr 1311)
--> The higher the bid, the more "stamps per credit" you will receive!

I will relist this lot each time after it has closed, so everyone will have an opportunity to get some of these. I do however only have a limited number of the USA 1996 souvenir sheet, so only the first times will I be able to enclose the free souvenir sheet (if the bidding reaches at least 8001 credits).

As always:
1) Must have a Listia-verified address. It is your responsibility to tell me the correct address, including Zip Code (zip+4 is preferable).
2) Postage within USA is free (non-tracked US First Class Mail), everywhere else is $2.25 payable via PayPal (for non-tracked International Airmail). Don't bid if not in agreement with this.
3) I always use nice US stamps on my envelopes (since I am a collector after all).

Questions? Please ask before bidding