The Story Behind the U.S. #21 Combination Block
One of the few remaining multiples of U.S. #21 Mystic recently purchased one of the last remaining multiples of the scarce Series of 1857-61 1¢ Franklin Type III stamps. This…
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One of the few remaining multiples of U.S. #21 Mystic recently purchased one of the last remaining multiples of the scarce Series of 1857-61 1¢ Franklin Type III stamps. This…
Big news – a Vintage Circus Poster error was found today among the press sheets purchased by Mystic. The sheet was designed to be issued with a gilt edging around…
On January 28, 2015, Linn’s reported Scott Catalogue will now assign minor numbers to modern imperforate U.S. stamps. Mystic applauds the decision. “These stamps are being actively collected, bought, and…
Did you miss the recent stamp collecting segment on the CBS Sunday Morning show?
Exciting news – for the first time in its 36-year history, CBS Sunday Morning aired a segment on stamp collecting! The show ran on Sunday, January 18th, at 9 a.m….
Produced by the National Postal Museum, this video stars Don Sundman and Bill Gross as they discuss their passion for collecting.
Curator of philately Daniel Piazza speaks about the National Postal Museum’s newest exhibit, Collecting History: 125 Years of the National Philatelic Collection. Though the National Philatelic Collection contains incredible objects…
Roger S. Brody, a specialist in early twentieth century U.S. stamps, was introduced to the world of stamp collecting at the age of ten, when he was given a general world-wide album filled with a smattering of stamps
Now you can watch a video of Eliot Landau presenting his award-winning Lincoln, Slavery and the Civil War exhibit at the National Postal Museum’s 7th annual Maynard Sundman Lecture.