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What are my stamps worth?

The first FACIT catalogue was issued in 1947. It has since become the standard reference and a "must-have" for collectors of Nordic philately. Armed with the right FACIT you not only have a regular stamp catalogue with current prices of all issued stamps, but also a handbook in the art of stamp collecting. It is written by a catalogue committee of about 20 active, distinguished philatelists, each closely monitoring the market in their area of expertise.

FACIT Special is an annual specialized catalogue featuring all stamps of the Nordic countries in colour. It is aimed at the more advanced collector but is designed to enable anybody to easily find the desired information. SEK 475 incl. VAT (p&p will be added). The 2010 edition is out now!

FACIT Postal is issued every five years and is focussed on Swedish town cancellations and postal history, a popular philatelic area of interest. SEK 475 incl. VAT (p&p will be added).

FACIT Sverige is issued every two years and is a simpler catalogue with Swedish stamps only. The catalogue is filled with beautiful high quality colour images and the content is easy to grasp. This is the perfect catalogue for the beginner or for anybody in need of a quick valuation of their stamps. SEK 250 incl. VAT (p&p will be added).

We hope you will find the catalogue that is right for you. The catalogues may be ordered directly from this website.

Philatelic news

ASCAT Grand Prix to Mr Bill Gross!

Mr William Gross has been awarded the ASCAT Grand Prix 2009. The ceremony, that took place 3 December in Monte Carlo during the opening of the international exhibition “MonacoPhil 2009”, was attended by members of the Monaco Government, visitors and exhibitors at the show. The award, a glass sculpture “Buddha” especially designed for Mr Gross by the Swedish glass artist Håkan Gunnarsson, was accepted by Mr Charles Shreve on behalf of Mr Gross who was not able to attend.

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