EzStamp Stamp Collecting Software

A very Big Thank You!
I just want to share how you have saved me an huge amount of time and effort.
My collection is housed in a sixty volume Scott International album set. The pages do not include spaces for Souvenir Sheets. I recently came into possession of a significant number of Russian Souvenir Sheets with no corresponding spaces in my albums. I dislike mounting stamps on just blank pages because it looks very unprofessional. I make every effort to create the appropriate pages when needed.
Using EZStamp along with Album Gen I was able to create pages rapidly and efficiently complete with images and catalogue numbers, saving myself countless hours finding a listing and images for these sheets elsewhere and building the pages by hand. There are in fact hundreds of these Souvenir Sheets so it would have been a very time consuming task.

Your product is amazing and I would recommend it to anyone who is a serious collector.

Ken S., Nova Scotia, Canada

 

Ken S., Nova Scotia, Canada

I recently converted from a well know competitor to both EzCoin and EzStamp.
I had used the competitor’s programs for many years and when they worked they were fine and did everything I expected them to do.

However, I recently replaced my computer and moving the programs was a challenge. Neither program would work.  And, after several ‘back and forths’ that company stopped corresponding. I could get no support or help.

So, I moved to SoftPro and the Ez programs. Downloading and installation was a breeze – simple and straightforward. But, as the programs do things a little differently, it took a while to get where I wanted to go. I’m not there yet but have been able to start inputting coins. That is going smoothly.
In addition, Marios converted my stamp data and I’m working to get started there too. I’m still learning the ins’ and outs’ of EzStamp. I do have custom fields modified to add and store the information I need. Marios has been a tremendous help. Without him, I suspect I would still be floundering. He has responded to all my questions with detailed instructions. There are many videos and a help system that I suspect have the answers to my questions, but like most people, it’s easier to ask than to look. I did find several solutions in the videos and only verified with Marios what I thought should happen.

Thanks Marios

Larry R., USA

STEVEN W. WOLFE
Attorney at Law
400 West End Avenue
New York, N.Y. 10024

Admitted to practice in:

New York (all State courts)
United States Supreme Court
U.S. District Court (SDNY)
U.S. District Court (EDNY)
U.S. Court of Appeals (2nd Cir.)

I have been a practicing attorney in New York City since my graduation from Columbia Law School in 1962 – but I have been a stamp collector since I was eight years old and still have my 1947 USA Specialized catalogue that my mother purchased for me.  Over the years, I continued to collect stamps, expanding a simple USA collection to a more elaborate one.  Along the way I added collections of stamps from France, Morocco, Canal Zone, the Philippines and the Ryukyus.  I have been a member of the APS for literally decades.  I write now to highly recommend EZ Stamp as a software product without peer.
For years, I labored over the best method of inventorying my stamps and their values.  When I went to stamp shows, I needed to know what I had in each of my collections and what I was missing.  I also needed to know, for insurance purposes, exactly what I had and the value of the stamps in the event of a loss.  I experimented with homemade spreadsheets done in Microsoft Excel but the time spent in creating and updating them was fearsome.  I tried several commercial products which were an improvement but had problems.  Finally, however, I have located and have purchased the ideal software, EZ Stamp and write to praise it highly.

This software is easy to install and use so that it is usable by the collector with a relatively limited supply of stamps to the highly advanced collector.  Most important perhaps is the outstanding service from Mario who is ready to help me at virtually any time.  The written materials and the videos are also a tremendous help.  Go buy it!!!

Steven W. Wolfe

Steven W. Wolfe, NY, USA

I bought my first EzStamp version in May 2011 and I was very excited to have discovered a stamp management system so well designed and user friendly. Seven years later, (today is October 11, 2018) I am still that excited. It is evident that the software was designed by someone who knew what collecting stamps meant. Combined with EzImage, EzPerf and EzGrader, it provides me with all I need to identify and record a stamp. I can scan a stamp and add its image if it is not yet in the system (then I email it to Marios), I can confirm the proper perforation with EzPerf and its quality (VG, F, VF or XF) with EzGrader. Various versions of a stamp with Watermarks are identified, however I still have to use the old method of watermark fluid to physically identify them (electronic systems that I have tried did not convince me yet), (maybe Marios will find a way to solve the problem, one day?).  EzStamp is so flexible that it will be difficult to give justice to its many features. Needless to say that more you use it, more you discover.

J’ai acheté ma première version d’ “EZStamp” en mai 2011. J’étais vraiment excité d’avoir découvert un logiciel de gestion si bien développé et facile d’utilisation. Cela fait sept ans maintenant (nous sommes le 11 octobre 2018) et je suis toujours aussi excité. C’est évident que ce logiciel fut développé par quelqu’un qui s’y sait comment gérer une collection de timbres.  Si je jumèle « EzStamp » à « EzImage », « EzPerf » et « EZGrader », j’ai tout ce qu’il faut pour bien identifier et enregistrer un timbre. Avec « EzImage », je peux scanner un timbre, ou une enveloppe premier plis et ajouter son image si elle n’est pas déjà fournie dans le système (je l’envoie alors à Marios pour qu’il l’ajoute). Avec « EzPerf » je peux confirmer la dentelure du timbre et avec « EzGrader » sa qualité (VG, F, FV ou XF). Le logiciel identifie les divers filigranes d’un timbre, mais pour l’identifier physiquement,  je dois toujours utiliser la vielle méthode du liquide à filigrane (les différents systèmes électroniques que j’ai essayés ne m’ont pas convaincu encore), (peut-être que Marios trouvera une solution , un jour?) EzStamp est tellement flexible qu’il est difficile de lui rendre justice en essayant de décrire ses fonctions. C’est en l’utilisant qu’on le découvre davantage et qu’il nous surprend toujours; favorablement.

Serge Gaudreau

I am a retired Instructional System Designer who worked as an officer with the Canadian Armed Forces and a member of the Canadian Space Agency.

Je suis un concepteur pédagogique retraité qui a oeuvré comme officier des Forces armés canadiennes et membre de l’Agence spatiale canadienne.

 

Serge Gaudreau, Quebec