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 Jay Tell is the first dealer in history to buy and sell AMERICA'S RAREST STAMP -- $397,838.00 -- Dec. 21, 1999 This is still the Internet world-record holder for the highest price for a single stamp.  The 24-cent 1875 Winfield Scott purple stamp with ribbed paper, printed by Continental Bank Note Company, was dubbed by Jay as "The Lost Continental" since it had remained undiscovered for 125 years.  Scott #164 "The Lost Continental" is the only UNIQUE United States stamp.   Jay is the first dealer in history to buy and sell a NOBEL PRIZE.  Jay is the first dealer in history to buy and sell the HIGHEST GRADE U.S. $10 INDIAN GOLD COIN (1913S) ever discovered  Jay Tell was the first stamp and coin editor of the LOS ANGELES TIMES, a column which ran for 30 years entitled "Stamp & Coin Corner."   Jay Tell was the exclusive stamp rarities buyer and rare stamp investment advisor for the grandson of JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER.   Jay Tell has owned and operated five Los Angeles retail stamp and coin stores 1960's to 1990's.   Jay was a longtime licensed and bonded auctioneer.   Jay Has been a Certified EXPERT WITNESS in court cases pertaining to rare stamps, rare coins, gold, silver, autographs, etc.   Jay is a former consultant to the SCOTT POSTAGE STAMP CATALOGUE, est 1866, found in libraries in perhaps 190 countries around the world; Scott is "the bible of the industry."   Jay Tell is a polished writer, and former newspaper owner, publisher, editor, investigative reporter. Jay's family owns and has continuously published the highly respected LAS VEGAS ISRAELITE newspaper since 1965.  Jay has three beautiful daughters, two exceptional sons-in-law, two sparkling delicious grandchildren. One daughter and her husband are Mastered Degreed dedicated educators in Granada Hills, California> One daughter is an attorney and owner of her own legal services related business in Century City with 60 employees. The youngest daughter is a student.  Jay has exclsive clients going back decades, and has helped them build world-class