There are now 202 stamps representing 101 different minerals from 43 countries referenced on MineralStamps.com. I still have many mineral stamps to scan and publish online, and there are still even more mineral stamps that I do not own yet. I am quite surprised by the popularity of this theme, it seems like mineral stamps are popping up like mushrooms! (a favorite theme of many topical stamps collectors)
If you collect mineral stamps and own some rare ones, I would be very interested in high quality scans (600 dpi, full color) of them! I don't have any one from earlier than 1950. Some are also quite expensive or rare in a new condition. Thanks in advance!
Commentaires Re: An Iron & Steel thematic element.
par Anonyme
le Sunday 15/03/2015 à 18:18
I realise this post is ancient but you are still struggling for limestone and iron ore I can make some suggestions.
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par Jeffrey
le Wednesday 18/03/2026 à 17:26
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par Jean
le Tuesday 02/12/2025 à 14:08
Comment choisir une robe selon sa morphologie : modèle décisionnel basé sur les proportionsCe système repose sur la redistribution du volume et le contrôle de la verticalité. 1. Morphologie AMettre l’accent sur le haut. Idéal : portefeuille (robes croisées). 2. Morphologie VCréer volume bas : trapèze (trapèze adaptée). 3. Morphologie XSuivre les lignes naturelles : fourreau (fourreau cintré). 4. Morphologie OFluidité + verticalité : dos nu maîtrisé (dos nu fluide).
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par Arlene Chaves
le Monday 16/03/2026 à 23:28
Postage stamps often reflect what a country considers significant, and featuring minerals highlights national pride in natural resources, mining heritage, or geological discoveries. For collectors, this kind of catalog also adds an extra layer of interest: it’s not just philately, but thematic collecting tied to mineralogy and geology.
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par Thomas Newton
le Tuesday 17/03/2026 à 06:46
It’s fascinating that more than 100 minerals have been catalogued on stamps—what a unique way to combine geology and collecting! Just like organizing your collection, getting help with credit repair Newark can keep your finances in order.
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par Samuel
le Wednesday 18/03/2026 à 04:04
A catalogue featuring more than 100 minerals on stamps is a fascinating way to explore both geology and global philately, showcasing how different countries celebrate natural resources through design. While diving into unique collections like this, it’s also smart to stay mindful of your financial health—services like credit repair Greeley can help keep things on track.
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Hi. Getting a stamp with the raw materials for steel depicted has been surprisingly difficult. Both limestone and iron ore have been troublesome although both calcium and iron mineral types are easy to find. I have resorted to a Karst landscape for the limestone and have found a Newfoundland stamp depicting iron ore tranport. Coal was much easier. Otherwise there is a lot to go for! Crucibles, heroic workers, Bessemer converters, casting pigs, blast furnaces and all sorts of plant.