Mystic Stamp Company
America's Leading Stamp Dealer. Spreading the fun of stamp collecting to a wide audience since 1923. With its U.S. stamps, supplies, and albums.
Mystic Stamp Company was established in 1923 in Camden, New York. Purchase of the company by the Sundman family in 1974 set the stage for the evolution of Mystic into America’s Leading Stamp Dealer. Stamp Catalog and other publications, Mystic offers its customers a full line of U.S. We also introduced our customers to a wide variety of collecting opportunities, including First Day Covers and coin
Have you ever seen a yearly calendar made entirely of postage stamps? Well, now you have! It's amazing to think how much time and effort a collector put into making this one-of-a-kind piece.
Read more about it here: https://www.mysticstamp.com/ma1966--full-366-day-calendar-made-with-dated-3c-washington-stamps-us-11/
Breaking news! The 2025 US Stamp program is here! Which design are you most excited for? Let us know in the comments below!
U.S. Postal Service Provides Sneak Peek at 2025 Stamps | Mystic Stamp Discovery Center “This early glimpse into our 2025 stamp program demonstrates our commitment to providing a diverse range of subjects and designs for both philatelists and stamp enthusiasts,” said Lisa Bobb-Semple, Stamp Services director for USPS.
What do you think of this stamp? It may look average, but it's actually a modern rarity! When Canada's rate change failed to be approved, most of these stamps were destroyed. A small number survived and are quite rare today. Mystic has been lucky enough to get our hands on a few. Check it out here: https://www.mysticstamp.com/1534ii-1994-canada-choir-scarce-52c-denomination-stamp-prepared-for-rate-change-that-was-never-approved/
Are you ready for the answer to last week's Mystic Monday trivia question? The question was: What breakfast cereal gave its name to the World War II operation that helped destroy Hi**er with postage stamps? The answer is... Cornflakes!
Learn the whole story here: https://info.mysticstamp.com/learn/how-postage-stamps-helped-destroy-hitler/
On this Veterans Day, we at Mystic would like to take a moment to thank all former and current members of the US Armed Forces and their families for their personal sacrifices to our great country. We are forever in your debt. 🇺🇸
https://www.mysticstamp.com/13412966-1968-1995-american-veterans-set-of-8-stamps/
Do you know why this stamp was nicknamed the "Poker Chip" by collectors?
Click here to find out: https://www.mysticstamp.com/1l3--1854-25c-black-on-pink-glazed-surface-cardboard-poker-chip-stamp/
The weekend is almost upon us! Here's something silly to get you through the rest of your day. We'd love to see your favorite stamp collecting memes in the comments!
Want to take your stamp skills to the next level? This beginner supply kit includes hinges, magnifier, tongs, and perforation gauge – everything you need to start identifying small details that make your stamps unique.
Get yours here: https://www.mysticstamp.com/sck04-mystics-beginner-supply-collecting-kit/
In this edition of A-Z of Worldwide stamps, we're looking at JAMAICA! Did you know Jamaica was the first British Overseas Territory to establish a post office? British stamps were used at first until 1860 when the country began producing its own stamps. The design shown here is part of the first issue and pictures a portrait of Queen Victoria. What you can't see is the iconic pineapple watermark!
What's the most unusual shaped watermark you've ever seen on a stamp?
https://www.mysticstamp.com/6-1860-jamaica/
It's Election Day! Have you cast your vote yet?
https://www.mysticstamp.com/1584-1977-3c-americana-series-early-ballot-box/
It's time for another Mystic Monday stamp trivia question! Today's question is: What breakfast cereal gave its name to the World War II operation that helped destroy Hi**er with postage stamps?
Put your guess in the comments below and look for the answer in next week's Mystic Monday post!
Stamp link: https://www.mysticstamp.com/51029-1941-44-germany-set-of-11-hitler-heads/
These are the first US postage stamps to honor the Mexican holiday "Dia de los Mu***os" or "day of the Dead." This holiday happens on this day every year and has gradually grown in popularity outside of Mexico. Is Dia de los Mu***os a big tradition where you live?
Check out these stamps here: https://www.mysticstamp.com/5640-43-2021-first-class-forever-stamps-day-of-the-dead/
How was your Halloween? At Mystic, we had a great time with our annual costume contest. We even had a famous character from US postal history in the mix! Do you recognize him?
Happy Halloween from all of us at Mystic! Let's see your favorite Halloween stamps 🎃
https://www.mysticstamp.com/5137-40-2016-first-class-forever-stamp-jack-o-lanterns/
We love when the USPS creates special box sets like these ones for the 2013 Inverted Jenny and 2019 Transcontinental Railroad stamps. They usually sell out quickly, so we often only get our hands on a few.
Check out the Inverted Jenny set here: https://www.mysticstamp.com/m11292-2013-inverted-jenny-collector-kit/
Or the Transcontinental Railroad set here: https://www.mysticstamp.com/5378-80-offer-2019-first-class-forever-stamp-transcontinental-railroad/
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Don Sundman Talks About The Stolen McCoy Block of Inverted Jenny Stamps
In this video, Don Sundman shares the story of the stolen McCoy block of Inverted Jenny stamps, one of the most famous stamp heists in history. Stolen in 1955 during an American Philatelic Society show, this block of four rare stamps sparked a decades-long search that led to the recovery of three out of the four stamps. Watch as Don dives into the mystery, the investigations, and the exciting moments leading up to the stamps' rediscovery. Don’t miss this thrilling tale of philatelic history!
Don Sundman Talks About The Stolen McCoy Block of Inverted Jenny Stamps In this video, Don Sundman shares the story of the stolen McCoy block of Inverted Jenny stamps, one of the most famous stamp heists in history. Stolen in 195...
A once-stolen Inverted Jenny is coming to auction this morning at 10:00 EST! Read more about the story here:
Once-Stolen Inverted Jenny Heads to Auction October 30th | Mystic Stamp Discovery Center The story of the McCoy block is one of the most captivating tales tied to the Inverted Jenny. Stolen in 1955 and partially recovered over the years, this
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A Quick History & Examples of US Definitive Stamps
Mystic's stamp expert gives a rundown on U.S. definitives. From their early history to modern examples, this video delves deep into these "work horses" of the postal system.
Discover more about definitives in Mystic's Learning Center article:
https://info.mysticstamp.com/learn/a-closer-look-at-definitive-stamps/
Explore Mystic's vast inventory of definitives (and all other kinds of stamps) our website:
https://www.mysticstamp.com/
Need a home for your definitives? Get Mystic's American Definitive Collection Album:
https://www.mysticstamp.com/ds140-1847-present-mystics-us-definitive-stamp-collection-album/
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A Quick History & Examples of US Definitive Stamps Mystic's stamp expert gives a rundown on U.S. definitives. From their early history to modern examples, this video delves deep into these "work horses" of t...
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