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How are Scott numbers assigned for US stamps? Who does it? Thanks.
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Who does it? The catalog editors. How is it done? That information is contained in the introduction to the catalogs.
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Here is wikipedia overview.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_catalogue
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Years ago USPS used to publish "The Postal Service Guide to US Stamps", where Scott numbers were shown. Did Scott give USPS a license to do this? Are they still doing it? This would be a great "pocket" book for US stamps.
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Yes, the 44th edition (2018) is available from the post office.
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11:52:04pm
Maybe this question was raised before, but after some search I did not find any result.
How are Scott numbers assigned for US stamps? Who does it? Thanks.
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re: Scott numbers for US stamps
Who does it? The catalog editors. How is it done? That information is contained in the introduction to the catalogs.
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re: Scott numbers for US stamps
Here is wikipedia overview.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_catalogue
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10:27:48am
re: Scott numbers for US stamps
Years ago USPS used to publish "The Postal Service Guide to US Stamps", where Scott numbers were shown. Did Scott give USPS a license to do this? Are they still doing it? This would be a great "pocket" book for US stamps.
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re: Scott numbers for US stamps
Yes, the 44th edition (2018) is available from the post office.
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