C. Angus Parker was a noted British philatelist

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Parker died at the age of 68 on Nov 15, 1995. He was a stamp dealer who did much to develop postal history, especially the retail side. He collected stamps and rare books. As a professional philatelist he received many honors and was invited to display and to judge at many important exhibitions

Obituary, Postage-stamps, Postage stamps, Parker, C. Angus

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There's an affinity between stamps & coins

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Coin colleting not only provides a rich source for learning history, but surprisingly what seems to be rare coins are not and they are often very reasonably priced. A coin in fine condition from 480-400 BC was offered for $50, and a coin from 200 BC with an image of Cleopatra, was only $40.

Column, Public opinion, Collections and collecting, Collectors and collecting, Collectors (Persons), Coins

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