Collecting stamps surpasses postcard collecting in popularity in the U.S. Collecting stamps is not the same as the study of stamps (philately); however, many stamp collectors are also philatelists or have crossover interests. They're popular because they are interesting, colorful, require no special equipment and don't take up a lot of room. And for whatever other reasons people have for collecting anything, including that they just like them!
 ONE UNUSED BOOK USPS FOREVER LIBERTY STAMPS  US $9.01
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 22k Gold surface - Replicas of U S Stamps - 29 JUN 2007 Calliope Hummingbird 41c US $2.25
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 U.S. STAMPS MOUNTED IN ALBUM, MNH, ALMOST COMPLETE, VERY NICE, $318.93 FV US $300.00
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 LOT OF 1960's STAMPS (26 TOTAL) US $3.99
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 SHEET OF LATE 20th CENTURY USA STATE FLAG STAMPS US $6.99
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 1923-1926 George Washington 2cent stamp perforated 11 US $450.00
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 1923-1926 George Washington 2cent stamp perforated 11 US $450.00
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 1835-1935 Michigan Centenary 3¢ Stamp. First issued on Nov. 1, 1935. Scott #775. US $.40
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 LOOK "Air Post Stamped Envelope" LOOK closely at back ! US $.99
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 Scott Stamped Envelope #U161 Mint US $2.50
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 Scott Stamped Envelope #U137 Mint US $2.50
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 Scott Stamped Envelope #U149 Mint US $2.50
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 Scott Stamped Envelope #U148 Mint US $2.50
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 Scott Stamped Envelope #U150 Mint US $2.50
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 Scott Stamped Envelope #U151 Mint US $2.50
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 Scott Stamped Envelope #U162 Mint US $2.50
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 Scott Stamped Envelope #U164 Mint US $.99
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 USA Selection of used stamps US $1.56
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 USA Selection of used stamps US $1.56
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 USA Selection of used stamps US $1.56
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