Vatican City, 300 Different Stamps

Get 300 Different Vatican Stamps in One Easy Order and Save

These stamps represent the long history of the Catholic Church and the capital of the church, Vatican City.  You’ll have hours of fun sorting and identifying stamps, then adding them to your collection.  With 300 Vatican stamps, you can jump start a new collection or give a big boost to your established collection.  And you’ll save money over buying each stamp separately.

The stamps in each order may vary, but the one I looked through featured popes, famous Catholics like Copernicus, Christmas stamps, architecture, artwork, and much more.
The Vatican post office issued its first postage stamps in 1929, just two days after the city was officially founded as an independent state.  Italian stamps were used at first, and on June 1, Vatican City became a member of the Universal Postal Union.  Two months later, the city issued its own stamps.  Since then, they have been prized by collectors because of their beauty and limited production (most stamps are issued in quantities of 500,000 or less). 

This is your chance to add 300 Vatican stamps to your collection.  Order today.