1958 – Admiral Dewey Medallion
These fantastic medals were produced by melting down a propeller from the USS Olympia then sold as to raise funds for an early restoration.
The Philippines through philately and numismatics
These fantastic medals were produced by melting down a propeller from the USS Olympia then sold as to raise funds for an early restoration.
Nothing says America like baseball. So the USA must have been first country to release a baseball stamp. Right!?
A darker shade of PH 410 – is it an error, an oddity, a fake? It’s not listed in catalogs, so what is it?
Oops! Another one slipped by the QA goalie. This 1982 Philippines Rotary Tower Awards stamp was released with a spelling mistake and text that was difficult to read – all fixed in the reissued stamps.
The humble stamp collar – used for advertising, fund raising or for promotion of a particular cause/political view. Read more about these rare philatelic items.
“Help Me Stop Smuggling” – was it a hidden cry for help from the most corrupt president that the Philippines has ever seen? Or does it mean something else?
Philippine stamps depicting Ferdinand Marcos signing the Tenant Farmers Emancipation Decree in 1972. Take a look at the 3 different flavors of this stamp.
Ever wondered what a stat note is? Why do they exist? Are they worth anything? If so, then this article is for you.
Here’s a scarce souvenir sheet that is shrouded in mystery. Can you help to untangle the origins of this Eisenhower Souvenir Sheet?
Stunning scenery, 360 metre cliff faces and the beauty of the Pamitinan Protected Landscape reserve are depicted in this lovely stamp.