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The King's Error The most iconic error of colour in GB philately Hi fellow collector The story behind the discovery of the 1935 2½d “Prussian Blue” is one of the most well known in GB philately.  The story goes as...

Autograph collecting made easy Hi fellow collector It's not always easy being an autograph collector. You spend hours, days, and weeks searching for the right piece... Hoping it's the genuine article... And everyone wants the most iconic names. So competition is fierce....

One of the rarest abnormal stamps uncovered When you are the only sane person, you look like the only insane person.  With all that is going on in the world right now, some may say I’m insane buying as many...

We are hiring: Fractional Ownership/NFT Project Manager I bet you wish you could wind back the clock 10 years and get involved in cryptocurrency. If you had entered a career in that industry back then, chances are, you would have...

A tiny autograph with a massive history Hi fellow collector This may be the smallest autograph you'll ever own. But in terms of significance, it's one of the biggest. One word. Three letters. "Che". Because Che Guevara is more than a figure from history....

Market Update: £6 million for a shirt? Hi fellow collector I hope you're enjoying your weekend. Here's a quick catch-up on a couple of collecting stories that caught my eye this week. Both make interesting reading, as they could have...

Hi fellow collector He was five foot six in his stocking feet. And yet he towers over history like a giant. A tactical genius. The greatest military general who ever lived. Napoleon Bonaparte. His autograph is iconic. It's a key signature in...

Breaking news about the Beatles Dear fellow collector Look at this photo of the Beatles from August 1966.  The last Beatles concert: Candlestick Park - August 29, 1966 They’re smiling.  Yet those smiles belie a tiredness.  A tiredness of weeks...

Literary Greats: 6 of the best Hi fellow collector There's something special about a writer's autograph. They inspire you. They make your spine tingle. Because you know some of the greatest works in history... Novels and poems that have moved millions...