EzStamp Stamp Collecting Software

I just purchased EzStamp. I have been using it for about one week. I have to say this is an outstanding program. It’s well laid out and very user friendly. The amount of information in the program is extensive and the images are fantastic — Great work. I have been collecting stamps since I was about 10 years old. I ‘m 67 now. I do have an extensive collection. At one time I did have my collection on an old stamp program which does not exist anymore. So, I am starting from the beginning and an enjoying this tremendously.
John

John W., WI, USA

EzStamp is a great stamp collecting tool. Through modern computer technology, It brings collecting to a much higher level. Prompt, first class customer service really enhances Marios’ contribution to the stamp and coin collecting world. The software is a must for any collector!

Dennis M., USA

Have to tell you that the Washington Franklin identifier is phenomenal. I have been having trouble with those stamps & the WFID has helped me so much. The clarity of the big images really helps to identify the varieties. I use it all the time now whenever I get one of those Washington Franklin heads from the early 1900’s. Best add on program to EzStamp in my opinion. Keep up the great work.

Marc Miller, Oshkosh, WI

Marios,

I wanted to provide you some feedback on the AlbumGen software program. I have used this sophisticated software to not only create what a collector would call standard stamp album pages, but also specialized pages. My specialized pages are designed to display, highlight, and explain unique stamp features, such as plate errors, forgeries, and color mis-registration, among other features. In many cases there will be just a single stamp on the page. I will place the stamp on an album page and next to it add an enlarged stamp image with arrows pointing to hard to see unique and defining features. I can then add text to the album page that explains what these special features are in detail. I often also sometimes add text discussing relevant aspects of the stamp, such as why the stamp was created, how many were printed, the name of the printer, and so on. I do this also with AlbumGen to show why a valuable stamp is the real thing, and not an inexpensive forgery. This capability makes looking at the stamp displayed that much more enjoyable and informative. I have used this approach to list and sell a number of unusual stamps in my collection. I recently for sold an $0.80 catalogue value Australian stamp for a stunning $45 based in great part on an AlbumGen page that allowed me to display and highlight the stamp’s unique features. And it was sold from the US to a discerning collector in Australia. AlbumGen has given me the opportunity to appropriately honor stamps in my collection. Thank you for this tremendous software.

Sewall H., USA

Sewall H., USA