"Includes new stamp listings through the September 2010 Scott stamp monthly catalogue update."

Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue 2012: Countries of the World San-Z

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Charles Snee

James E. Kloetzel

Martin J Frankevicz

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Scott Pub Inc Co

The 2012 edition features two impressive editorial enhancements and more than 9,000 value changes. The first is the addition of a new section listing the Colombia Consular overprints using the service established by established by the Sociedad Colombo-Alemana de Transportes Aereos (SCADTA). The second editorial enhancement is the reorganization of the listings for the two die types of the 2¢ 1903-08 Washington Shield stamps. The type I perforated and imperforate stamps are now Scott 319 and 320, respectively, and the type II stamps are Scott 319F and 320A, respectively. Error collectors will be pleased to note the addition of 20 new errors, some of which are carried over from the 2012 Vol. 1. Among the more impressive mistakes is a post-printing foldover on a pane of 8¢ Eisenhower stamps (Scott 1394) that yielded four new errors, including stamps printed on the gummed side, and stamps with all three colors and tagging missing.

Scott Specialized Catalogue of United States Stamps & Covers 2012

Scott Publishing

An extremely affordable and versatile catalogue that features more than 4,000 stamp values along with hundreds of full color stamp illustrations all identified by Scott Catalogue numbers. The pages are designed to serve as a handy inventory checklist. The 2012 edition features the lay-flat spiral binding hidden behind a hard cover spine.

Scott 2012 U.S. Pocket Stamp Catalogue

More than 19,000 value changes were recorded in this year s edition. Leading the way was Kuwait with 2,123 changes. Other countries with substantial number of changes include Maldive Islands (2,053), Mozambique (1,897), Malta (1,518), Montserrat (1,200), Jamaica (1,073) and Mali (949). Substantial increases of 20% or more can be found in several countries. Examples include Liberia from 2005-08 and Mozambique from 2000-04. Stamps from the classic period also continue to exhibit healthy gains. On the editorial side, dozens of overprinted and surcharged stamps are now illustrated in color, in place of the verbal descriptions that once headlined the respective listings. With pictures to guide you, these stamps should be much easier to locate. Also, various black-and-white drawings of different type designs, some of which have been in the catalogue for decades, are now illustrated with actual stamps.

Scott 2013 Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, Vol. 4

Scott Publishing Company

More than 14,500 value changes are spread among the 96 countries in Volume 6. Activity was particularly heavy in Yugoslavia with more than 4,000 changes with increases outnumbering the decreases. In Yemen, there are dozens of new listings for postage, air post and postage dues from the 1960s. Other countries with sizeable number of value changes are South West Africa (1,093), Tanzania (1,066), Sri Lanka (1,063), Ukraine (1,046) and Turks &amp; Caicos Islands (848).

Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue 2013: Countries of the World San-Z

Several important editorial enhancements have been made in the 2013 edition of the U.S. Specialized. Also more than 7,800 value changes were recorded. For the first time, Scott recognizes the I grills from the 1870-71 Bank Note issues (Scott 134-144) as new major catalogue numbers. These new listings appear in their own section immediately following Scott 144. In a special feature article, respected Bank Note expert Ronald A. Burns explains the history behind the initial grouping of the H and I grills. The second major editorial advance in the 2013 U.S. Specialized catalogue is the introduction of a new section dealing with postal counterfeits, specifically stamps and postal stationery items fraudulently produced to defraud the U.S. Post Office Department/U.S. Postal Service of revenue. This section was put together with the assistance of Linn s Stamp News U.S. Notes columnist John M. Hotchner and fellow counterfeit collectors Richard Drews, Kurt and Joann Lenz, and Howard

Scott Specialized Catalogue of United States Stamps & Covers 2013: Confederate States-Canal Zone-Danish West Indies-Guam-Hawaii-United Nations: United ... Cuba-Puerto Rico-Philippines-Ryukyu Islands

This versatile catalogue features more than 4,000 stamp values along with hundreds of full color stamp illustrations all identified by Scott Catalogue numbers. The pages are designed to serve as an inventory checklist. It is ideal to have handy when checking prices on the computer or at shows. The 2013 edition features the lay-flat spiral binding hidden behind a hard cover spine.

Scott 2013 U.S. Pocket Stamp Catalogue (Scott U S Pocket Stamp Catalogue)

Some 16,000 value changes are recorded in Vol. 1 of the 2014 Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, which contains the United States, United Nations and countries of the world, A-B. U.S. market activity remains relatively flat, with a few spectacular increases. One of those impressive increases is the 3¢ 1869 Locomotive stamp printed on both sides, the reverse impression inverted, Scott 114e, which jumps from $55,000 used in 2013 to $100,000. There are also substantial gains in Austria for never-hinged sets from the classic period. Overall, there were more than 3,500 value changes in Austria. Other Volume 1 countries with significant value changes include Antigua, Argentina, Australian States and Barbados.

Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue 2014: United States and Affiliated Territories, United Nations: Countries of the World A-B

More than 13,500 value changes are recorded in Volume 2. Classic stamps in very fine or better grades are the hot spots in Canada. Other countries with significant value changes include Egypt and the People s Republic of China. In Egypt, more than 3,600 value changes are recorded, with approximately 75 percent being increases. The market for the People s Republic of China continues to be very active, with more than 2,900 value changes recorded. Improved and enhanced market data for selected African nations has resulted in a number of value changes for many of those listings.

Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue 2014: Countries of the World C-F

There are more than 13,000 value changes in Volume 3, which includes countries of the world G through I. Extensive value changes are recorded in Hungary, Great Britain and Italy. In Hungary there are more than 3,000 value changes, with dramatic increases among selected classic issues. In new footnotes, a large number of imperforate sets have been described and valued for the first time. In Great Britain and Italy, more than 2,200 value changes are recorded for each country. Values rise in both countries for stamps issued during the last 10 years. Significant activity is also recorded in Iceland, with more than 1,200 value changes.

Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue 2014: Countries of the World G-I

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