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2026 United States Postage Stamp Catalog & Price Guide

2026 United States Postage Stamp Catalog & Price Guide

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Celebrating America's 250th Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, 2026 edition of the H.E. Harris United States Postage Stamp Catalog & Price Guide arrives in an all-new, lay-flat Swiss-bound hardcover format for effortless use. Trusted by collectors for over 90 years and internationally recognized as an award-winning reference, this indispensable volume is America's best-selling stamp catalog--updated and reimagined for 2026.

Designed for every collector, from novice to expert, the 91st edition price guide features market prices for United States General and Commemorative issues; air post, postal stationery, and Official stamps; Revenue stamps, Newspaper and Periodical issues; U.S. Possessions and Trust Territories; and Confederate States.

Inside you'll find:

  • Over 4,500 full-color stamp images showcasing classics through modern issues
  • All popular collecting formats: singles, mint sheets, plate blocks, coil line pairs, booklet panes, first day covers, postal stationery, and more
  • Illustrated Stamp Identifier: with detailed descriptions and images to distinguish among common and rare look-alike stamps
  • Collector's Guide: covering design varieties, production methods, formats, grading and condition criteria, and postal markings.
  • Comprehensive commemorative index and practical how-to tips for valuing and organizing your collection

Whether you're building a new collection or refining an established one, the H.E. Harris 2026 United States Postage Stamp Catalog & Price Guide remains the definitive, easy-to-use resource--rich in information, collector value, and timeless philatelic tradition.

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Pub dateJan 15, 2026
ISBN-100794854559
ISBN-139780794854553
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-07-28 12:23
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