
Photograph the full stamp
Keep the design, perforations, cancellation, and every edge visible. Even light and a sharp close-up help separate similar issues.
Start with one clear photo. The app organizes the visible clues, explains the likely match, and keeps your discoveries together.

Keep the design, perforations, cancellation, and every edge visible. Even light and a sharp close-up help separate similar issues.

Review the country, date, denomination, printing clues, condition, rarity context, and a cautious value range in one organized result.

Save scans, revisit important finds, compare details, and keep the story behind each stamp close to its photos.
A name alone is rarely enough. Stamp Identifier brings the visible evidence into a result you can inspect and research further.
Understand the likely origin, postal administration, and historical setting behind the design.
Read the likely period, face value, inscriptions, and other details that distinguish nearby issues.
Review visible wear, perforations, cancellation, color, and the factors that may influence collector interest.
Use possible catalog references and an estimated range as starting points for deeper collector research.
Inside the app
Each screen is designed to move from a quick photo to a more useful record without burying the important details.





Practical guides for identifying old and foreign stamps, researching value, understanding condition, and caring for a collection.

The cattle scene appears on both issues. Read the year, denomination and sheet format before comparing a modern single with an 1898 dollar stamp.
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Check the four British denominations before comparing a single, a set or a booklet. Exact dealer asks keep the unit and condition attached to the price.
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Count designs rather than pieces. The basic Prexie set, extra coil formats and a condition-matched dollar stamp need different comparisons.
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Seven groups share the same five denominations. Read the name before comparing a low-value portrait, the 10-cent Bell or a complete set.
Read the guideWhat to expect before you scan your first postage stamp.
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