Editor-in-chief Jay Bigalke mentions a new update with Linn’s and issues a call for suggestions related to what you’d like to see us do moving forward.

Managing editor Chad Snee also reveals the existence of a second counterfeit of the 2015 Vintage Rose forever stamp.

Scott catalog senior editor Tim Hodge looks at the use of skis to deliver mail, in part two of his series on mail delivery and transport.

Linn’s senior editor Denise McCarty talks up an eclectic trio of subjects in this week’s brief: a duck stamp, Star Wars droids, and Lady Liberty.

Scott catalog senior editor Marty Frankevicz recounts the remarkable history of a painting whose subject is widely considered a symbol of Poland itself.

Thus far, the USPS has kept silent about new stamps for these two popular series. Linn’s associate editor Michael Baadke reviews this development.

Linn’s editorial director Donna Houseman also explores stamps honoring two remarkable women: Princess Diana and Mother Teresa.

How resilient is the heat-sensitive ink on the United States Total Solar Eclipse stamp? To find out, Linn’s Stamp News conducted a four-week test.

Linn’s senior editor Denise McCarty takes a worldwide tour of modes of transportation via stamps depicting travel posters.

Scott catalog new-issues editor Marty Frankevicz explores the phenomenon of recent North Korea stamps and offers some much-needed philatelic perspective.

Linn’s associate editor Michael Baadke reports this week from the American Philatelic Society’s annual summer stamp show and convention.

Scott catalog senior editor Tim Hodge explores the earliest and most primitive form of mail transportation: by foot.

Linn’s managing editor Chad Snee reveals a few of the surprises coming in the 2018 Scott Specialized Catalogue of United States Stamps and Covers.

Honeybees and butterflies zoom in on new stamps being issued Aug. 3 at the APS Stampshow. Linn’s editorial director Donna Houseman has the details.

Bicycles, as it turns out, are well represented on stamps. Scott new-issues editor Marty Frankevicz takes some of these fascinating issues out for a spin.

Linn’s associate editor Michael Baadke recaps the continuing history of the 2013 $2 Jenny Invert stamp and the rare upright variety intentionally created by the U.S. Postal Service.

Denise McCarty of Linn's reports on the United States Postal Service’s Disney Villains stamps to be issued July 15 and also takes a look at the history of Disney stamps.

Linn’s managing editor Chad Snee reports on the startling announcement from Stanley Gibbons that the 160-year-old stamp firm is putting itself up for sale.

Marty Frankevicz explores a new Czech Republic souvenir sheet recognizing the 75th anniversary of the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich.

What happened to the popular imperforate uncut press sheets from the U.S. Postal Service? Linn's managing editor Chad Snee has the details.