Yesterday, Steph worked from home, which meant that she needed use of the office for her work. She gets to do this every second Tuesday as a perk. So on those days I usually work at the kitchen table organizing the items to be listed and items just purchased and received.
One of the reasons my listings on e-bay have not been progressing as quickly as I would have liked is that most of the stamps I am working on are not fully graded and described with respect to colour shades, perforation measurements and paper thicknesses. I am having to fill in these details as I go, which is very inefficient from a time-and-motion perspective, as the workflow is not seamless. So I decided to spend the day focusing on just this. I was able to get through all the remaining Jubilees, the 1897-98 Maple Leaf Issue and the 1898-1901 Numeral issue. What was astonishing to see was just how many examples of the better stamps I have in stock, and the fact that I do have some representation of all the major condition grades as well. It seems that I have managed to build a respectable stock over the past year and a half, which I am very pleased with.
So because I was able to do that, I am hoping that over the next six hours or so, I will be able to complete the listings for the remaining Jubilees.
Tonight, I am making a chicken enchilada casserole in the slow cooker. If it is any good, I will post the recipe on here tomorrow.
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Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Jubilees to Be Completed Today Hopefully and Remaining Queen Victoria Canada Organized Yesterday
I have been passionate about stamps and postal history since I was 6 years old. I am a Chartered Accountant in good standing with the Ontario Institute. I was until July 2015 a partner of a mid-sized Toronto firm. I left in July 2015 to pursue my passion of full time stamp dealing.
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