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I see that you have entered one of the cards into the catalog. It is difficult to determine its value, because it actually has no real value. You can often buy this type of postcard in thrift stores for small amounts. I also cannot imagine that there are many people who enthusiastically collect this specific type of postcard. And if there is no or too little demand, the value is nil or very low.
Strangely enough, various similar cards are for sale on eBay for about 17 dollars. Those sellers are looking for that one crazy person willing to pay such a high amount. The question is, however, whether that crazy person exists.

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To explain it a bit better: the card lacks something unique. Postcards of the mosaics of Ravenna have been published by various firms; Woldemar Klein usually publishes books. Therefore, there will presumably be few or no collectors of the postcards published by this firm.
Perhaps you could sell such a card for an amount between 1 and 2 euros. A higher amount does not seem realistic to me.

To give an example of a more expensive card: a long time ago, I offered a postcard on the internet for 0.50 Euro. I thought the card had little value, because it was black and white and a multi-panel design. However, many bids came in quite quickly. Eventually, the card fetched 9 Euro.
What became apparent? The card featured a car, which is almost never found on a postcard. Additionally, only one other card of the depicted street was known. This excited several people from different target groups. That translates into a higher price.




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Thank you. Clear explanation.
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Pieter44 I'll leave the order number to the people at LD, but that doesn't really matter.
I can put an item in my shopping cart and leave it “waiting” there indefinitely. As long as I don't order, it remains visible in your shop and someone else can buy it. When I want to buy it, I then get an error in my shopping cart.
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I think you didn't understand my question correctly. On March 20, I received an order in my shop with number 12300409, on March 27 with number 9985859, and on March 30 12327751. Is the second order with number 9985859 random? When a buyer puts something in their shopping cart, how long can they keep it there before they actually want to proceed with the purchase? I have no idea when someone plans to place an order; I only see that when an order is actually placed in my shop.
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That depends entirely on the seller.
Upon an order, the item is immediately removed from the shop to prevent a duplicate order by someone else.
Subsequently, the seller decides to accept the order and issue an invoice.
If the seller wishes to cancel the order for a specific reason, the ordered item may (at the seller's discretion) be returned to their shop.
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When an order is placed in my shop, I see an order number (which is not assigned by me, but by LastDodo). The numbering is now 8 digits. Recently, I received an order with a lower number of 7 digits! When a prospective buyer wants an item from a shop, an order number is presumably already assigned. Consequently, in my opinion, that item can no longer be reserved by another buyer. How long can a prospective buyer "hold" the chosen item before actually proceeding to purchase it?
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March 29, 2026 20:43
This has been highlighted in the handbook Lexxel ,

1. The front and back sides must be shown; for folded cards, the other sides can be entered as additional images.

Of course, not everyone reads the manual, and there will still be many older entries. But over time, there will undoubtedly be an improvement here.
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I regularly come across cards where the back side has not been entered.
When I want to add a card myself, of which there are already several in the database, I cannot see if it might be a duplicate because I cannot compare them.
Sometimes the differences are listed in the box: Particulars.
(See Movie Cards: "Interview with a vampire"
It takes a lot of research if you want to do it right.
This may have been brought to attention before.
Can extra attention be paid to this?
Kind regards, Lexxel
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If these postcards are not yet in the catalog, please enter them. Then perhaps someone can add a catalog value to the cards.
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I found a booklet with, among others, these 12 postcards,
They are undescribed and by Woldemar Klein Verlag.
What is the value of a set like this?

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After three years: are you still interested?
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And please change the name of the Issuing Group to 1946 Photo Postcards - Mills , so that similar cards remain easy to find.
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+ the rest of the Mill series. At least then they'll be together.
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Thanks, I have one more question, for example #8301495 can then appear in both sections?
Yes, technically that is possible, but it is not in accordance with the agreements in LD.
Both #10118773 as #8301495 are postal stationery items that belong in the Stamps category (where the address/stamp side actually belongs as the first image.
#8301495 should therefore be moved to Stamps under the 1946 Mills issue.

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November 23, 2025 17:51
Indeed, it appears in two categories Greenhorn .
#10118773
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Thanks, I have one more question, for example #8301495 can appear in both categories?
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So for example #10297475 is correct because this is a serially produced item.
This item was indeed produced in series. The fact that it was postmarked in 1914 isn't strictly important, but since it allows for an estimate of the card's date, it's permissible. If anyone ever comes along who knows the exact year, that information may be omitted.

By the way, this item is in the correct category, because the stamp is not pre-printed, but is glued on loosely.
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Greenhorn First of all, it's not a postcard. Postal stationery (postcards) are stamped, usually unmarked. The addressee's place of residence is completely irrelevant. With a special cancellation (not this one), it could potentially be stamped under "commemorative envelope" or "other postmarked."
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Thanks for the clarification!
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So for example #10297475 is correct because this is a serially produced item.
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Question, is this correct?

Duplicate of 2558607
LastDodo only includes serialized items. Therefore, the fact that this specific postcard was sent to the then-mayor of Wolvega is information that doesn't belong in LastDodo.
If you would like to keep that, you can place item #2558607 in your collection and add that extra information to your collection.

When it comes to postmarks, there is a separate section for that: postmarking .
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Question, is this correct?
I suppose so, because you are an administrator, but then what is the use of a type like a postcard in the postcards section?
I entered this card because of its relationship with Wolvega under postcards, not as postal stationery.

Duplicate of 2558607

Bee #11220389

Thanks for the # tip!
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Pieter44 Thanks for the report. The duplicates (under postcards) have now been merged with the two postal stationery items under stamps.

Another little tip:
If you add a # before the LD number, a link will automatically be created, e.g., #220205. This is easier for other users.
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In my opinion, the numbers 220205, 220207, 220209, and 220211 are incorrectly listed as postcards, and they are already listed as postal stationery for Switzerland under numbers 438303 and 438305, respectively.
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This is how I understood it:
The cards with pre-printed postage are postal stationery, which belong to Stamps.
Without pre-printed postage + image they belong to Postcards.
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Was my explanation not clear enough?
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Postcards really belong in the "Picture Cards" category, under the Postcard category. The name "Picture Cards" is a collective term for all cards to be sent. Business cards, for example, don't belong here, but you don't send them, you give them. It's difficult to determine whether postcards belong in the "Stamps" or "Picture Cards" category.
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