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PHILATELY AND STAMP COLLECTING







WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2023


SOME VIDEOS I POSTED THIS YEAR



 Here are some of the videos I posted this past year....

They are in order from Oldest to newest, you can also check my Philately
playlist for the older videos as
well: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkMdv3hONuf0ck0yFsMuD2xzkclcp3BQa







Slovenia S.H.S and Croatian S.H.S stamps on pieces







Germany 1948 Bizone stamps on cover







Covers with 1850/60s Bavarian stamps






Bosnia and Hercegovina 1906 perforated, imperforated and obliterated sets
See also here for images....
http://www.stampio.org/2019/01/the-revenge-of-yugoslavia-on-bosnian.html








Bosnia and Herzegovina stamps that arrived today, also showing what I already
had in my collection








A look at Bosnia 1913 Newspaper stamps...Girl in Bosnian Costume (Mädchen in
bosnischer Tracht)








Red Cross/Red Crescent First Day Covers








Swiss airmail covers including Aaurau and Helicopter mail








Austria 1863-1880 mercury newspaper stamps and newspaper tax stamps








Epirus Chimarra Issue 1914 Possibly forgeries








Germany 1875 until about 1990s stamp accumulation











Bayern/Bavaria special catalog and Bavarian Wagon Wheel (Mühlradstempel) cancels
on stamps








First day covers from the Netherlands








Books: European Stamp Issues and the 1st/2nd World War, Chainbreakers: Stamps of
Slovenia 1919/21










Stamps on envelopes that I received in the mail








Belgian collection on Vario pages part 1








Belgian collection on Vario pages part 2








First look at the new Netherlands 2024 NVPH stamp special catalog








Netherlands Doorlopers.. stamps where the design continues on the next stamp








Quick video about the Sakura stamp catalog (原色日本切手図鑑) I purchased a few weeks
ago One thing I noticed, they have different sections for stamps... even more so
than Scott :-(








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TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 2023


ADDED TO MY COLLECTION IN APRIL 2023



This will just be a post with all the stamps that I added to my collections in
April 2023




April 2nd

Germany Bizone 1948 buildings on cover




I always liked this series.. when I saw this cover with 12 of the buildings
stamps I had to have it  :-)

You can also see the video I made here










April 10th

West Germany 1953 MiNr 173/176




Beautiful engraving on these stamps




Germany 1946 MiNr Block 12B





The perforated stamps you can find everywhere.. this block is a bit rarer



April 20th

Bosnia 1906 series  imperforated 




I have the regular series, the 'revenge' series as well as the SHS overprints.
There are also many different perforations including interesting compound
perforations.




I made a video as well where I show some of these







Switzerland 1917 Pro Juventute 







Michel catalog MiNr 133/135.  Scott catalog B7/B9




April 27

Germany 1872 30 Groschen




For once the catalog number are the same number 13 in both Scott and Michel

Nice mint hinged stamp




Switzerland 1916 Pro Juventute 




Michel catalog MiNr 130/132.  Scott catalog B4/B6




Switzerland 1951 LUNABA sheet




Michel block number 14, Scott B206




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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2023


ADDED TO MY COLLECTION IN MARCH 2023



This will just be a post with all the stamps that I added to my collections in
March  2023




March 5

German States Hamburg 1859







Number 2 in both Scott and Michel catalogs




March 12

1956 Northern Countries common issues




Scott lists these as Northern  instead of Nordic. Always nice to see them all
together




1969 Northern Countries common issues









Always nice to see them all together




March 21st

Germany 1949 Bizone MiNr Block 1a








Scott number 664a

I always loved this bloc




Austria 1948 Kunstlerhaus semi-postals




Scott B245/B251, Michel 878/884

Kunstlerhaus, home of the leading Austrian Artist Association. 80th Anniversary







Switzerland 1960 Pro Patria Block 17




Scott B297, Michel block 17




Slovenia 1993 Europa CEPT contemporary art




Adding this to my CEPT collection




Modern-ish German mint stamps








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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2023


CHATGPT WRITE A BLOG POST DESCRIBING WHY PHILATELY IS THE BEST HOBBY



 






I decided to ask ChatGPT to write a blog post describing why philately is the
best hobby 




Here is the answer:

Philately, the hobby of collecting stamps, has been enjoyed by people of all
ages for over a century. It is a unique hobby that offers countless benefits,
including being an excellent stress reliever. In this blog post, we will explore
why philately is the best hobby and how it can help reduce stress.




Firstly, philately is an exciting and challenging hobby that offers endless
opportunities for learning and exploration. Collectors can focus on a particular
country, time period, or theme, making it an excellent way to learn about
history, geography, culture, and politics. Collectors can also appreciate the
artistry and design of stamps, which often feature unique and intricate
illustrations, photographs, and typography.






In addition to being an enjoyable and educational pastime, philately has many
practical benefits. Collectors can build valuable collections that can
appreciate in value over time, making it a potential source of income. Stamps
are also relatively inexpensive, making it an accessible hobby for people of all
income levels. Furthermore, philately is a social hobby that can connect
collectors from around the world, building friendships and networks based on
shared interests.




Perhaps most importantly, philately is an excellent stress reliever. Engaging in
a hobby is a great way to reduce stress and promote relaxation. Philately
provides an escape from daily stressors by allowing collectors to focus on their
collections, which can help improve mood and reduce anxiety. It also promotes
mindfulness, as collectors must pay attention to details and focus on the
present moment to appreciate and organize their collections.




Moreover, the repetitive and organized nature of philately can be soothing for
those who enjoy structure and routine. Collectors can spend hours organizing and
categorizing their stamps, which can provide a sense of accomplishment and
control over their lives. Additionally, the act of physically handling stamps
can be calming, as it provides a tactile and sensory experience that can be
therapeutic.




In conclusion, philately is a versatile and fulfilling hobby that offers
numerous benefits, including being an excellent stress reliever. It promotes
learning, creativity, and mindfulness while providing a sense of accomplishment
and connection to others. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a beginner,
philately is an engaging and rewarding hobby that can help improve your overall
wellbeing.




What do you think?


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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 03, 2023


ADDED TO MY COLLECTION IN FEBRUARY 2023



This will just be a post with all the stamps that I added to my collections in
February 2023







February 1st

Michel Germany 1945 and later special catalog, Austria Special catalog




These are not stamps of course...

Ordered these in December but they have been stuck in custom since December
11th. got a refund and reordered, they finally arrived

Just looking at this one page of Austria overprint faults.....




I have a lot of checking to do.. just the 5 Heller stamps has 32 different
overprint faults





February 3rd

Slovenia and Croatia S.H.S stamps

Lots of variety here with paper, colors perforations etc etc







Slovenia SHS 1919 3L19 imperforated in between




Scott 3L19 imperforated in between




Slovenia SHS Postage Due serrate roulette blind perforation




Scott SLJ30 serrate roulette blind perforation




Slovenia SHS 1920 Newspaper stamps surcharged with gum on stamps




Scott  3LP14, Ljubljana print, lithography, gum on both sides.
You can't really tell from this image.. but if you hold the stamps and move them
towards the light, you can see it has gum on the side where the surcharge is






Slovenia SHS and Croatia SHS on postal pieces






A few used pieces, belowis also a video of these...







February 12th




Netherlands 1921 Goudse glazen




NVPH catalog 238/239

Notice the old spelling goudsche...




Netherlands 1956 Europa CEPT




The first Europa CEPT stamps issued




Europa CEPT several years




Ok, Ok, I went a little crazy getting all these on the same day  :-)




Europa CEPT 2000






















Almost complete... missing just one stamp I think plus the unrecognized Bosnian
Serb and Croat issues




February 28

Saxony 1855 King John I




German state Saxony 1855. Scott catalog 10, 11





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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2023


HAVING SOME FUN WITH OPEN AI CHATGPT AND ASKING IT SOME PHILATELY AND STAMP
COLLECTING RELATED QUESTIONS





 



ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence tool that provides a conversational
interface that allows you to ask questions in natural language. The system then
responds with an answer within seconds. ChatGPT was launched in November 2022
and reached 1 million users only 5 days after its initial launch.




I decided to take it for a spin and ask a few questions






Explain in Shakespearean prose why philately is the best hobby

Oh fair and noble pastime, how dost thou grace the idle hours of man! 

Thy name, dear Philately, doth bring to mind images of quaint and ancient
stamps, each bearing the visage of kings and queens long since passed. 

Thy pursuit doth require both keen wit and patient diligence, for the collector
must needs seek out each rare and precious specimen with all the fervor of a
hunter in pursuit of his quarry. 

And when at last the coveted item is obtained, the collector doth experience a
sense of triumph and satisfaction that rivals even the greatest victories of
yore. 

Truly, Philately is the very embodiment of the virtues of industry and
perseverance, and is thus deserving of the title "best hobby."




That was pretty awesome  :-)




What is the rarest stamp in the world

The rarest stamp in the world is considered to be the British Guiana 1c magenta,
which was issued in 1856. Only one example of the stamp is known to exist, and
it has been sold at auction for as much as $9.5 million.




Pretty standard answer




Who has the most extensive stamp collection in the world

It is difficult to determine who currently holds the title for having the most
extensive stamp collection in the world as collections and their ownership can
change over time. However, some of the most famous and extensive stamp
collections in history include those of King George V of the United Kingdom, the
du Pont family in the United States, and the Royal Philatelic Collection of the
British Royal Family.




I am surprised it didn't mention Philipp von Ferrary, his collection included
the unique Treskilling Yellow of Sweden and the 1856 one-cent "Black on Magenta"
of British Guiana.




What are the  most popular topical collection ideas for stamp collecting



Some popular topical areas for stamp collecting include:



 * stamps featuring animals or plants
 * stamps depicting famous people or historical figures
 * stamps related to a particular country or region
 * stamps issued for a specific event or celebration
 * stamps featuring transportation themes (such as trains, ships, or airplanes)
 * stamps with a specific theme such as space, sports, music, movies, etc.
 * stamps from a certain era or historical period.
 * stamps with certain design elements such as se-tenant, booklet panes, etc.



It's worth noting that people collects stamps for many reasons, and what's
popular can vary widely depending on the collector's personal interests and
collecting goals.




Another standard answer you would expect




What is the best way to remove hinges from stamps?

There are a few methods for removing hinges from stamps, but one of the most
effective is to use a hinge pick. A hinge pick is a small tool with a pointed
end that is used to gently lift the hinge off of the stamp. You can also use
tweezers or a small screwdriver to remove the hinges, but be careful not to
damage the stamp. Additionally, some people recommend using water or a small
amount of stamp hinge remover to soften the hinges before trying to remove them.




What are some of the best stamp catalogs and why?

Some of the most highly regarded stamp catalogs include the Scott Standard
Postage Stamp Catalogue, the Stanley Gibbons Commonwealth and British Empire
Catalogue, and the Michel Europa-Katalog. These catalogs are considered to be
some of the best because they are comprehensive, regularly updated, and widely
used by stamp collectors and dealers. The Scott catalog is known for its
detailed listings and accurate valuations of stamps from the United States and
other countries. The Stanley Gibbons catalog is considered the standard for
stamps from the British Commonwealth, and the Michel catalog is a popular choice
for stamps from Europe.




For me of course Michel is number 1  :-)




What is the difference between philately and stamp collecting

Philately is the study of stamps and postal history, while stamp collecting is
the hobby of collecting stamps. In other words, stamp collecting is a subset of
philately. Philatelists study stamps not just for their monetary value, but also
for their historical and cultural significance. They may also collect other
postal-related items such as postmarks, postal stationery, and covers (envelopes
or postcards that have been used and have stamps affixed to them).










What is the difference between lithography and letterpress print

Lithography and letterpress printing are two different techniques used to print
text and images on paper.

Lithography is a printing process that uses a flat surface, such as a metal
plate or a stone, and a chemical process to transfer an image onto paper. The
image is drawn or painted onto the plate with a greasy substance, such as a wax
crayon or ink, and then the plate is washed with a water-based solution. The
greasy image repels the water and attracts the ink, which is then transferred
onto the paper. This method is often used to print large runs of high-quality
images and text.

Letterpress printing, on the other hand, uses raised type or blocks to create an
impression on paper. The type or blocks are pressed into the paper, leaving an
indented image or text. This method is often used for printing small runs of
text, such as books and invitations, and is considered a more traditional method
of printing.




What are some of the most desirable stamps a collector should have in the
collection

Some of the most desirable stamps for collectors include:






 1. The Penny Black: the world's first adhesive postage stamp, issued by the
    United Kingdom in 1840.
 2. The Inverted Jenny: a United States stamp from 1918 featuring an upside-down
    image of an airplane.
 3. The Treskilling Yellow: a Swedish stamp from 1855 that is considered one of
    the rarest in the world.
 4. The Mauritius "Post Office" stamps: a set of stamps issued on the island of
    Mauritius in 1847, considered to be one of the first postage stamp issues in
    the world.
 5. The Chinese "Red Revenues": a set of stamps issued by China in the late 19th
    and early 20th centuries, known for their intricate designs and vibrant
    colors.
 6. The British Guiana 1c magenta: the world’s rarest stamp, it was printed in
    1856 in very limited quantities and only one specimen is known to exist.






These are just a few examples, and the value and desirability of stamps can vary
greatly depending on factors such as rarity, condition, and historical
significance.




What are some different kind of perforation in philately

There are several different types of perforation in philately, including:



 * Line perforation: This is the most common type of perforation, where the
   holes are arranged in straight lines around the stamp.
 * Comb perforation: This type of perforation is similar to line perforation,
   but the holes are arranged in a comb-like pattern.
 * Grid perforation: This type of perforation is similar to line perforation,
   but the holes are arranged in a grid pattern.
 * Roulette perforation: This type of perforation is characterized by a series
   of parallel lines that are cut into the stamp paper instead of holes being
   punched out.
 * Serpentine perforation: This type of perforation is characterized by a series
   of wavy lines.
 * Spiral perforation: This type of perforation is characterized by a series of
   spiral-shaped holes around the stamp.
 * Double perforation: This type of perforation is characterized by two sets of
   perforations, one inside the other.
 * Imperforate: This type of stamps have no perforation and have to be cut or
   separated by hand



The type of perforation used on a stamp can be used to help identify and
authenticate the stamp.







There you have it some fun with ChatGPT 


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SUNDAY, JANUARY 01, 2023


ADDED TO MY COLLECTION IN JANUARY 2023



 This will just be a post with all the stamps that I added to my collections in
January 2023




January 1st

Netherlands 1852 King William III 5 cent pair




 



The first stamps issued in the the Netherlands in 1852. A nice pair. There are 6
different plates of this stamp.. once I figure out which plate this is, I will
add it here




Netherlands 1907 Postage Due set 




Overprints on the M. A. de Ruyter set of 1907. There are 2 types of the fraction
stamps




Netherlands Juliana and Number stamps from Booklets




These stamps are from several booklets




January 23

Switzerland 1923 airmail stamps




Michel number 179/184. I think these are real beauties....




Europa CEPT various years









These will go towards completing my Europa CEPT collection from 1956-2000, still
have a long way to go......




Austria 30  year anniversary of Carinthian plebiscite




1950 Michel numbers 952/954, Scott number B269/B271




Switzerland 1915/1921 Tell tête-bêche pairs




Michel 138 type II, 158, 160a 

I love tête-bêche pairs... of course the real nice ones to have are the French
Ceres and Napoleon ones




Netherlands 1952 Stamp Centenary of Dutch Postage 




Scott# 336-39 NVPH 592/595

There are 2 sets with identical stamps but in different colors. There were only
205,700 sets issued of the 4 pictured here. The ones in different colors were
issued by the millions... 242 million for the 2 cent stamp (in violet color
instead of brown)




Netherlands 1872 King William III 2.5 Guilders







NVPH number 29, Scott number 33. This is the first 2 color stamps issued in the
Netherlands




Netherlands 1893 Princess Wilhelmina 2.5 Guilders




NVPH number 48, Scott number 53




And here they are side by side, father and daughter  :-)







Netherlands 1920 Queen Wilhelmina 10 guilders surcharged with 250 cents







NVPH number 105, Scott number 105... look at that.... the same catalog number





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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 09, 2022


ADDED TO MY COLLECTION DECEMBER 2022



This will just be a post with all the stamps that I added to my collections in
December 2022




December 7th

A whole bunch of stamps from the Netherlands




I have a fair number of those already used.. missing a few MNH as well as
missing them completely





Netherlands 1973 ships

I just want to call out this beautiful set




Netherlands Ships Year 1973 NVPH catalog numbers 1026/1029




December 22nd

Netherlands 1875 William III to Heidelberg cover






The envelope is smaller than I expected




Switzerland 1854 Strubel Type Sitting Helvetia







I love these stamps... however there are up to 7 different printings, a few
different types of papers, and also different colored threads.  I will just
assume these are the less expensive Bern printing ones








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