Canadian Yearbooks

Hi everyone,

I wanted to get somethg for my uncle, who hasn't gotten anything for his collection since the 90's. I thought to order him some of the Canadian yearbooks on sale online at Canada Post. Do any collectors object to yearbooks, and what are some good years to get--early 2000's to 2013 are available.

Also, where can one order Japanese stamp yearbooks? I also found this site and was wondering if anyone has ordered from it: http://wopa-stamps.com/

I am not very familiar with stamps so I really appreciate any advice.

Thanks for your helps guys!

I have some mint unopened for sale. d-mail me through ebay (I'm moonbird1)

I think yearbooks are a great way to keep up with the celebration of Canadian culture - even for non-collectors. For moribund collectors, they can at least keep the collection up-to-date. Buying them from Canada Post will likely be the cheapest option, though from time to time someone offers a group of them on ebay at cut prices.

I think this is a thoughtful gift from someone who is "not very familiar with stamps".