What Would Members Like To See In Auctions?

I know we have a forum for specific items members want to buy but I was wondering if members would like to post general things they would be most interested in seeing up for auction? It might help some of us put together some packages. No obligations to buy whatsoever.

For example, I like to see Air Mails, South Korea, sets, SON's, WWII era to name a few.

"Classic" era U.S... (Pre-1930)
That's where all the holes in my albums are.

I also do Federal Duck Stamps.

French colonies before 1955

Hard to answer as I am a pretty unfocussed collector and flit about - sometimes, I don't know what I want until I see it....
But I would like to see more ww covers, all eras.

All Pre 1940
mint world airmail
Costa Rica
Honduras
Guatemala

Stamp club labels, Cinderellas

I'm with ratio411 along with covers of the same period.

definitely covers!

All collectors would certainly love to have very good stamps at very affordable rates in the auctions.

I think that auctions should have very little profit margin. The Seller and the buyer along with all the bidders, should be happy at the end of the auction.

That is what I would like to have in a auction

warm wishes.

"...I think that auctions should have very little profit margin."
???

It isn't the seller who determines the profit margin, it's the bidders.

The seller's only control is the amount of the opening bid, and that is generally set low enough merely to prevent a loss. I think a "for sale" (at fixed price) works better anyhow, especially where we have such a limited number of bidders for any specific item.

Scouter's idea to post "wants" is a very good idea, and I will take careful note of every poster's interests.

I agree with ratio411 the classic period stamps. Especially large banknotes.

Spain

I'll see what I can do on that score.

I also heartily agree, I have alot of Spain holes to fill.

World wide covers, cinderellas,stock cards of Argentina stamps(they are worth NOTHING but I hoard them!) Crazy eh ?

i can also try to help with Spain..nothing too exotic..saw a good movie about Spain on Netflix.. "The Way" with Martin Sheen...about walking the Way of St. James !

Santiago de Compostela! I will have to check that one out, I can't believe I have never heard of it.

World-wide used classic stamps - the not so expensive stuff.