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So far in this series of posts about stamp collecting for beginners we’ve covered why stamp collecting might be a good hobby for you, and...

by Sean McLachlan ( RSS feed ) on Apr 14th 2010 at 10:30AM Customs officers are generally our friends. They keep people from boarding ...

by Greg Manning The stamp market in the United States has been relatively active during the summer of 1990, and the expectations are th...

By:- Douglas Syson In the southern part of Germany lies the old German state of Bavaria , its past hidden in the mists of ancient Europ...

By:- P.J. Ronay Currently (1990) dealers in Italy are out bidding each other for stamps of the Italian Kingdom and Republic. The “boom” cycl...

By:- Bill Shelton Mexico is the 3rd largest country in North America. It has the 2nd largest population and the largest city in the world. V...

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By:- Joseph Zollman Stamp c...

By:- Herman Herst, Jr. Some people say that the ...

By:- Max Stern The stamp business in the pr...

By- Kenneth R. Lake One of the world’s first mail services began on April Fool’s Day. That was in 1680, when William Dockwra’s Penny Post st...

By:- Jamshed Actually, I am writing to you from Pakistan because there are no stamp dealers in Burma. However, there have been many, many ru...

by Huang Ming-Hsin (Shanghai, PR China) Foreign Stamp Collecting in China The first stamp of the world “Penny Black” was born in 1840 in Eng...

By:- Malcolm M. Ferguson Just as the lion is the proverbial king of the beasts, the royal oak tree is king of the hardwoods – that is the le...

By:- David P. Masko The Greek historian Herodotus related details of Persian postal methods, declaring, “nothing mortal travels so fast as P...

TIP 1: Soaking Stamps (removing them from paper) BEFORE SOAKING Set aside any stamps on colored paper, or on paper with a colored backing. P...