Your Thoughts On APS "Circuit Books"

I haven't gotten that many circuits yet, but I've managed to make my purchases that evening and get them back in the mail the next day. So far I've received 4 circuit shipments for 3 different circuits. I signed up for a 4th circuit (Scandinavia) about 6 weeks or so ago, but haven't received any from that one yet. Come to think of it, I don't think I've received ANY circuits for close to two months now. I suppose now all 4 will hit me at once...

Artful, if you'd like to know the status of your circuits, you can find this on the APS website http://stamps.org under the heading "My APS" and then go to "My circuits". It will let you know approx. when your next books are due.


Peter

EXCELLENT information Peter, thank you!

I used to get sales circuits -- for maybe 5 years or so. I really enjoyed them, as its always fun to get some real stamps placed in front of you to look at. I found some neat things that I probably would not have otherwise bought. I had a nice page of 3c banknote stamps with cancellation varieties that I put together exclusively from sales circuits.

Hi! Sorry for the one month absence......lots of non-stamp stuff has taken up my time.

I've had five circuits arrive so far, and its been a great experience. In fact, I've added two more categories (early British commonwealth) as well. Once one exhausts buying ebay albums (as I have), subscribing to the circuits is a logical step.

Yes, I also look for country collections on line, but typically I only get a few stamps out of them and then have to relist on ebay - making it at times more trouble than its worth.