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Everyone has at least a few old stamps - and they could be expensive. Our mission is to help you to identify your stamps and find what they are worth

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Maybe  lincoln 15c fifteen cents black u.s. postage?
Lincoln 15c fifteen cents black u.s. postage
Queen £5 blue facing left
Kangaroo map 6d blue six pence
Espana franqueo impresos 5 green correos cinco mils de escudo
USA 33 mold-blown glass
Franklin 1c one cent blue u.s. postage facing left
Harding 1 1/2c brown united states postage
Liberty statue 8c blue red in god we trust u.s. postage
Kansas territorial centennial 3c brown 1854 1954 u.s. postage
Champion of liberty 8c Jose de San Martin 1778-1850 hero of the andes
Beaver 3 three pence Canada postage orange
Ship 50 cents blue Canada
Sower woman 10c rose republique francaise postes
King George 1 1/2 three halfpence red
Queen Victoria one penny black
Eagle deutsches reich 10 pf. red
Everyone has at least a few old stamps - and they could be expensive. Our mission is to help you to identify your stamps and find what they are worth

A valued stamp does not have to look beautiful

It is not always apparent, whether a stamp is expensive or not. Some old and used stamps can be very valuable and ordinary-looking items can be expensive if they wear a so-called secret mark.

Lucky finders of valued stamps

You might find one of the rarest stamps on the back shelf of your bookcase right now

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Australia Post marks Milano Cortina 2026 with a Gold Medallist issue

The Milano Cortina Winter Games have already ended, but the stamp story keeps moving. We continue a short run of notes that track which countries issued postage stamps for Milano Cortina 2026 and what each release adds to an Olympic-themed collection. Australia Post chose a simple angle: the gold medal. The postal service placed the Olympic theme into its “Australian Gold Medallists” line and buil

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To find the value of your stamp please enter a brief description such as the scene or the words represented on your stamp, denomination and color (use only simple colors) of your stamp.

To make more close match please add more details of your stamp in request.

If you prefer to get more results with less accuracy please use less words to describe the stamp – sometimes it could be better way to find what you need.

Let's say you have a stamp like this:

To optimise the results of your search and to make it more precise, we recommend narrowing its criteria. For instance, instead of flag 34c searching for flag 34c USA united we stand 2001 will help you to find the desirable stamp quicker.

Low focused request:
flag 34c
More focused request:
flag 34c usa united we stand 2001
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Shoot the stamp strictly vertical

Do not use flash and avoid bright light spots

Do not shoot multiple different stamps at once (unless it`s a special stamp block – see Stamp Wiki - Useful articles about stamps and philately for details)

Try to cut your stamp as smooth as possible before uploading it

Learn more about search methods on our FAQ page
Step 1. Make a right photo of your stamp
Shoot the stamp strictly vertical
The photo should be in focus
Do not use flash and avoid bright light spots
Do not shoot multiple different stamps at once
Step 2. Upload the stamp photo
Step 2. Crop your image
Step 3. Crop your image as smooth as possible

Try to cut your stamp as smooth as possible and then push Submit button

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