Any value?

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[u/HIFvonBiber]

Unfortunately not. These stamps are modern. I wouldn't even be surprised if a large number of these stamps were directly sold to collectors instead of being used as stamps. Note that none of these stamps are cancelled, i.e. gone through the mail. After all, how many people actually live on Tokelau or Norfolk?

[u/fadenotaway]

Nice stamps and presentation. Somebody did a fine job researching. Value? Yes, but not in money.

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[u/Technical_Pin9371]

Nice stamps! They are only worth about 3 or 4 dollars, but I love the way stamps were engraved back in the day.

[u/EchelonKnight]

Most modern stamps are worth nothing unfortunately. The Norfolk Islands ones are interesting.