Q. Enclosed is picture of an 8-cent airmail stamp. It belonged to my husband's father, who is now deceased. It has never been used and is in mint condition. Does this stamp have any value? A.

Airmail stamps were 8 cents. My Navy brother’s letters during the Korean war were all sent home free. My wife and I exchanged love letters in 1967 using 5-cent stamps and then 6 cents in 1968.

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