“One of the great pleasures of stamp collecting is that it can be varied to suit anyone’s individual needs. There are really no “rights” or “wrongs” to collecting stamps. You collect what you want in the way that pleases you most”
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I have been a philatelist specialising and dealing in fine and rare Great Britain stamps and related material since 1999. I am also the owner, publisher and editor of "The Philatelic Register", ( thephilatelicregister.com )
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