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A Public Collector Profile for Stamps and Postcards
Your collection is private by default — but when you want to trade, a public profile puts the right stamps and postcards in front of the right collectors. Choose exactly what to show, mark items for sale or swap and let others get in touch.
What you get
You choose what’s public
Nothing is public until you say so. Share a whole country, a theme, your duplicates or just a handful of favourites — stamp by stamp, card by card.
For sale or for swap
Mark any stamp or postcard as available to swap or for sale, with your own condition notes and asking price.
Your want list, working for you
Publish your want list so collectors with matching duplicates can find you, instead of the other way round.
Introduce yourself
Add what you collect, the countries and themes you love and whether you postcross, so the right people get in touch.
How it works
- 1
Turn on your profile
Pick a profile name and write a short introduction.
- 2
Choose what to show
Mark stamps and postcards as public, for swap or for sale.
- 3
Share your link
Post it in clubs, forums and social media, or let collectors find you.
Questions
- Is my whole collection public?
- No. Your collection stays private by default. Only the stamps and postcards you choose appear on your profile, and you can hide your profile at any time.
- Does Stamp Atlas handle payments?
- No. Stamp Atlas helps collectors find each other. Prices, payment and postage are agreed directly between you and the other collector.
- Is my address or location shown?
- Never your address. You can choose to show your country, which helps with swaps and postage, or leave it off entirely.
More features
Made for postcrossers, inherited collections, thematic collectors and stamp clubs & societies.
Also see stamps features, postcards features, or all features.
Put your collection on the map
Join the early-access list and be among the first collectors to build the atlas.