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It's not 'dead' but started to decline in the early 1970s as 'a hobby'. Adults who were never into the hobby started buying 'mint' stamps, corner blocks, full sheets, first day covers, etc.
Is stamp collecting still a thing?
You didn't have to be a collector to value the beautiful, quirky and rare. Today, many if not most bills are paid online. Letters are rarely written and sent. Email suffices. Stamps are still used occasionally, if rarely saved or savored.
Is stamp collecting a good investment?
There is a finite supply of classic stamps. Stamps are not a financial asset and so may perform better than cash in times of high inflation. As a tangible asset, a stamp cannot go out of business like a company quoted on the stock market. Stamps are a relatively confidential investment.
What is the point of stamp collecting?
People collect stamps as a way to improve their social or people skills too -- joining stamp organizations or clubs makes one feel more at home and have fun collecting and talking about stamps with other stamp lovers.
When was stamp collecting popular?
Since the introduction of labels in 1840, stamp collecting has consistently ranked as one of the world's most popular hobbies. In the United States, stamp collecting reached its peak in the mid-20th century. At the time, one in seven families owned a collection.
Why is stamp collecting dying?
Many long-term stamp-collectors left philately, either because it became too expensive for them, or became too commercialized, making it less 'fun. ' With the rise of technology, emails and SMS soon replaced physical post. Postage stamp usage is declining as more people prefer to send emails to physical letters.
Is stamp collecting a dying hobby?
It's not 'dead' but started to decline in the early 1970s as 'a hobby'. Adults who were never into the hobby started buying 'mint' stamps, corner blocks, full sheets, first day covers, etc. Hinges became 'taboo'. The emphasis became value and investment.
How popular is stamp collecting today?
There are also thousands of stamp (philatelic) clubs and organizations that provide them with the history and other aspects of stamps. Today, though the number of collectors is somewhat less, stamp collecting is still one of the world's most popular indoor hobbies.
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