The latest edition of one of philately’s most trusted global references is now beginning to reach collectors, with the 2027 Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, Volumes 1–6, continuing its long-standing role as an essential tool for the hobby.
Volumes one and two of the 2027 set are now available through CoinStampSupplies.com, a division of Canadian Stamp News, with additional volumes to be released in stages over the coming months.
Spanning more than 10,000 pages across six volumes — issued as 12 books for easier handling — the Scott Standard catalogue remains one of the most comprehensive and widely used references in global philately. Organized alphabetically by country, it provides detailed listings, illustrations and pricing information, all anchored by the widely recognized Scott numbering system used by collectors and dealers worldwide.
Volume 2A features postage stamps from Canada. It is now available.
Each annual edition reflects the evolving stamp market, incorporating thousands of value changes, new listings and editorial updates. This ongoing revision ensures the catalogue remains current with newly issued material and shifting market trends, reinforcing its reputation as a cornerstone reference for identification, classification and valuation.
The 2027 edition maintains its practical format, with each volume split into two parts to improve usability without sacrificing depth. As with previous editions, the full set will be shipped once all six volumes have been released.
Volume one covers the United States and countries from Afghanistan through the United Nations issues, while volume two spans Cambodia through Funchal, including Canada and a wide range of Caribbean, European and African nations. Subsequent volumes will continue the alphabetical progression, ultimately completing the global scope of the series.
A complete listing of countries covered in each volume is available at coinstampsupplies.com.
Long regarded as indispensable for both collectors and dealers, the Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue remains a foundational resource for anyone working with worldwide stamps.