A307-“Sultanate of Oman 100 Baiza / Baisa Postage Stamp — Muscat 1809 Used / C

Title:

“Sultanate of Oman 100 Baiza / Baisa Postage Stamp — Muscat 1809 — Used / Cancelled”

Category:

Stamps → Middle East → Oman & Muscat → Sultanate of Oman

Condition:

“Used / Cancelled”

(You should add more detail: any tears, creases, corners, color fading, gum condition (if relevant), centering, perforations intact, etc.)

Item Specifics:

Country/Region of Manufacture: Oman

Denomination: 100 Baiza

Year / Date: (If you know the issue year; looks like a commemorative or pictorial issue)

Type: Postage Stamp

Usage: Used

Color: multicolor / as shown

Perforation: (you should measure, e.g. “14 x 14” or “perf 13”)

Cancellation / Postmark: Yes (Muscat cancel)

Certification / Expertization: (if you have any)

Grade / Quality: (e.g. “Fine”, “Very Fine”, etc.)

Price & Valuation:

Estimated Market Value / Valuation:

Because I couldn’t find an exact match online quickly, but based on similar Oman stamps and used pictorials, a reasonable range might be £2 to £10 (British pounds), depending heavily on condition, clarity of postmark, centering, and demand.

Recommended eBay “Buy It Now” Price:

I’d suggest £7.99

Auction Option / Starting Bid:

You might start an auction at something like £2.99 or £3.50, with a 7- to 10-day duration. If the market is weak, it may sell for less, but it gives bidding room.

Suggested Listing Format Summary:

Field Value

Title Sultanate of Oman 100 Baiza / Baisa Postage Stamp — Muscat 1809 — Used / Cancelled

Category Stamps → Middle East → Oman & Muscat

Condition Used / Cancelled (add details)

Item Specifics Denomination: 100 Baiza; Cancellation: Muscat; Perforation: (your measurement); Color: multicolor; Year: (if known)

Estimated Value £2 – £10

Buy It Now Price £7.99

Starting Bid (Auction) £2.99 / £3.50

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🧐 Notes & Tips / Caveats

The stamp says “Sultanate of Oman” and “Muscat 1809” on it — this suggests a historical or commemorative pictorial theme rather than normal definitive stamps. That can affect collector interest.

The back appears blank (no overprint or markings) which is typical of used stamps.

The condition is crucial: ragged edges, fading, faults, or heavy cancellation can drop value significantly.

I checked but found no exact match for “Oman 100 Baiza Muscat 1809 stamp” in major databases, so your piece might be somewhat uncommon (or a fantasy / local issue) — that can either raise interest or lower market.

If possible, having a philatelic expert or catalog (e.g. Stanley Gibbons, Scott) identify it precisely will help bolster buyer trust and allow you to list with a more confident value.