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Hi All, I've had people ask me, after giving a casual tour of my collection, where they can go online to learn more about the hobby. I usually direct them to the APS website. Is anyone aware of other websites that are for audiences that know nothing about the hobby but could spark further interest?
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Coastwatcher ... that is a great site. I like the images they have of full sheets - gives idea of where straight edges lurk (originally)!
You don't happen to know the source of stamp valuations do you? Seems way below catalog value (as should be). |
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I will expand upon canyoneer's question. To what webpage would you send a child, perhaps age 8-10, who wants his or her first introductory lesson on how to start a beginner collection? or a parent of said child? |
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I like stampworld.com also. It is very helpful to do a search by topic. I've added to my Europa collection thanks to this website. |
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