One of my specialties is supplying dealers and collectors with wholesale lots of 10 of a kind of postally used U.S. and worldwide issues. Most of these issues are "minimum catalog" varieties, but quite a few higher value issues are also listed (some valued to several dollars each). Included are early to mid 20th century issues, as well as more modern material of the last 40 years. All of these lots are priced at 90% off 2008 Scott Catalogue prices. Another way to look at it is, buy 1 at the full catalog price and get 9 extra copies FREE.

And you don't have to be a dealer to take advantage of these prices. Many collectors build their collections by trading their duplicates to other collectors for stamps they need for their collection. Most of these trades are done on a value-for-value basis. Send $5.00 worth of stamps and receive $5.00 worth back. These lots let you get the stamp you need and have 9 left for trading with other collectors. Everyone wins.

For the small to medium volume dealer, this is a great way to fill missing spaces in your inventory for a great price. I have already sold several hundred of these lots since June of 2009, and haven't had a disappointed customer yet. In fact, many of my wholesale lot customers are repeat customers. Of course, as with all my store items, satisfaction is guaranteed. Please check my feedback.

Currently, the following countries are represented in my wholesale lot selections. More countries and issues are being added each week:

Australia, Belgium, Canada, Ceylon, Germany, Ghana, Great Britain, Hong Kong, India, Jamaica, Kenya Uganda Tanganyika, Malaya Johore, Singapore, Straits Settlements, Switzerland, Trinidad & Tobago, and the United States.

To easily locate the wholesale lots for a particular country, go to the listings for that country and do a search for X10 in the title, using the Search Store For: function at the top of the listings. For British Commonwealth countries (such as Ceylon, Hong Kong, India, Singapore, etc.), use the X10 search in the British Commonwealth section and scroll until you get to the listings for the country you are interested in.