Two years into COVID-19, Canadian philately continues to enjoy strong demand and higher-than-expected values as the hobby builds on the lessons learned in the early days of the pandemic. Despite an ongoing lack of in-person shows, club meetings and other events, collector interest has held strong over the last 12 months. Some organizations, including the Royal Philatelic Society of Canada (RPSC) plus other local stamp clubs, are reporting increased membership as they continue to develop virtual programming. “I think it’s been really strong,” said RPSC President Ed Kroft, whose final term at the helm of the country’s national stamp club comes to a close this June, when the society holds its annual general meeting at CAPEX 22. Continue reading →
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CAPEX 22 five months out
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Regional-level CalVirt returns in January
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High quality sells strong at Sparks’ final sale of ’21
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Check out the shows in your area
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Columns
Philatelic Commentary
Welcome to the metaverse
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Looking Back
Newfoundland stamps present a Royal Family who’s who
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Deltiology
Gale & Polden an essential source of patriotics
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Philatelic Bookshelf
Judge and author gets to the heart of exhibiting
Page 10
Stamping Grounds
Postmark the new year with a philatelic resolution
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