The United States Postal Service will issue its new global forever stamp and a 3¢ Strawberries coil stamp during the opening days of two stamp shows.

Also this week, a long-lost Jenny Invert recovered in 2016 will be auctioned, and we take a look at silver stamps from the Netherlands.

Edward Weston gained prominence as a photographer during the first half of the 20th century. He was honored on a 37¢ stamp issued in 2002.

How many stamps are on this 1862 cover? The answer might surprise you, as Wayne Youngblood explains in this month's The Odd Lot column.

What happens when the paper is loaded into the machine the wrong way? You end up with some nifty computer-vended stamp inverts.

One of two 24¢ Jenny Invert error stamps owned by the American Philatelic Research Library will be auctioned by Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries.

The USPS has done some work to educate its staff that collectors are important to the organization as a source of revenue — but obviously not enough.

During the months after their June 2016 issue, Linn’s began taking notice of the centering of the Classics Forever stamps.

As president of Harvard University for 40 years, Charles W. Eliot advanced higher education at the dawn of the 20th century.

In a 2015 column, we tipped the 1¢ dark violet Official mail postal savings stamp. It’s time to tip that stamp again.

The hobby lost two important collectors: postal stationery researcher and collector Charles A. Fricke, and former U.S. PMG Benjamin Franklin Bailar.

William Jennings Bryan was the Democratic nominee for president in three elections. He later served as Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson.

How many different versions are there of these cinderella stamps? What was their purpose? Now we know.

Yet another new counterfeit United States stamp surfaced in early March, from the same source who alerted Linn’s about the counterfeit 2015 Love stamps.

Though known and honored as a teacher, Robert Panara was a scholar of deaf culture, an interpreter of the arts, and a poet.

Often bridging the gap between jazz and popular song, Nat King Cole developed a musical following with his velvety vocals and piano accompaniment.

Do all new issues get three different first-day cancels: a digital color postmark, a black hand cancel and a bull’s-eye? No, but some get four or five.

Issue dates for upcoming United States stamps were revealed March 13 by the U.S. Postal Service, along with locations where ceremonies are planned.

Several years ago, the Scott editors broke the 1851 issue down into type I and type II. One is much scarcer than the other.

The winner was chosen from among 21 exhibits that received single-frame grand awards from APS national shows over the past year.