HI I'm New From Houston Missouri, Got A Question About A Stamp. Need Your Guys Knowledge

Hi I got a postcard with a used 1911 one cent green stamp with franklin facing left. The post card itself is valuable and just looked up the stamp and found that some are selling for alot. Mine looks the exact same, the cancelation is really faint and the color is bright. Can someone drop some knowledge on me? Are these 2 stamps the same? I'm trying find the value any help will be appreciated. Thanks yall

Welcome Jayrobn42

Could we see the full postcard, front and back, please?

There's a lot of different 1 cent Franklins, but almost all of them have a catalogue value of less than a dollar.

Your stamps are both either Scott # 331 or 374, depending of the watermark in the paper. Both are extremely common work-horse stamps of that era and are essentially worthless due to the vast supply which survives.
If there is any retail value, it is in the postcard or the cancel or the message.
Internet offering prices (i.e. like on ebay) mean nothing. It is actual sold prices that matter.

Thanks for the info. Here's the card, it's supposed to be rare I think, it's not mine it's my dads. I would like to know what you guys think. Thanks

Underwood, WA received a post office in 1900 and remains open today. The message is unremarkable. I cannot address the somewhat wrinkled and creased photo as to being scare.

I'm not sure who told you that. As you can see, the postcard has an interesting photo, but the condition is very bad. As also stated, the stamp used is extremely common ... printed literally in the billions. There may be some interest in topical collectors, but I can't imagine more than a couple of bucks.

If you have others, please post them. And welcome to the community.