One very interesting area for stamp collecting is Scandinavian philately, sometimes referred to as Nordic philately. Scandinavian countries have a history of issuing high-quality postage stamps and, unlike many other areas, the number of stamps issued by Nordic countries is reasonably restrained.

There are a lot of countries and dependencies in North America, all of them interesting to philatelists.

One of the first questions a stamp collector must ask himself or herself is: do I collect used or unused stamps? If the answer is the latter, then one must also decide whether to collect hinged or never hinged stamps. But what does all this mean?

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Where is German the official language, and why should stamp collectors care?

One could easily (and enjoyably) devote a lifetime to collecting stamps of the British Middle East without ever worrying about finding items to add to one's collection.

The stamps of British Asia are fascinating, and while the prices for some material can be astronomical, collecting this area on a budget is entirely feasible.

Should you be interested in the postage stamps of British America? Many of these stamps are attractive and of significant historical interest, and British America is an area wide enough to accommodate virtually any budget.