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|  How to spot forged stamps...
Last month the world’s most expensive stamp, the famous Treskilling Yellow, sold for millions at auction. Naturally, for such a well known item, it was accompanied by various certificates of authenticity. But what about the stamps we less-wealthy collectors purchase? How can you ensure they are the real deal? Our in-depth guide in August's Stamp & Coin Mart details the signs to look out for when a stamp seems too good to be true, and provides a background to having your stamps ‘expertised’. It's just one of many practical guides to collecting in the latest issue.

Matt Hill - Editor
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The Royal Mint has announced the release of a commemorative medal which celebrates the life of football legend Sir Bobby Robson and supports the Sir Bobby Robson foundation for cancer research.The commemorative medal, priced at £9.99, is struck in cupro-nickel to Brilliant Uncirculated standard and comes with a fully illustrated presentation... | | Read More |
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WIN! A world cup stamp collection!
To celebrate the 2010 FIFA World Cup, we are offering one reader the chance to win a fantastic collection of World Cup 2010 stamps, worth more than £200!
With the help of various post offices and stamp firms, we have put together a wonderful World Cup collection, featuring mint football-themed stamps issued by a wide selection of... | | Read More |
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I have been... Posted by: 'User' on 27 Jul 2010 London 2010: What did you think of it?I was pleased to discover the contemporary stamps of Namibia and Botswana, thanks to the presence of the... Posted by: 'User' on 22 May 2010 | | View All |
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