What is the DigiClerk Stamp Collection?
stamp collection
DigiClerk Stamp Collection is the world’s first online global stamp club. The collection allows Members to share their collections, online, around the world. This frees philately from physical collections and meetings.
Problem
Who gets to see your collection? The answer is probably, only you!
Solution
Upload and explore with The DigiClerk Stamp Collection (DCSC). Give your stamps a much wider audience and share your collection of stamps online with other Members around the world.
With DCSC, you can:
- capture and digitise an image of your stamp(s), using:
- the DCSC app on your smart phone, or
- a digital camera, or
- a scanner.
- upload the image onto the platform, and
- identify and categorise the stamp image. DCSC helps identify the stamp and what set it belongs to (future development), and
- create an accession number for the physical location to help sort and retrieve your physical stamps, and
- publish your stamp collection and share it with fellow enthusiasts, and
- explore others’ collections. DCSC will will also tell you which Members share the same collections and where the missing stamps are that you seek (future development).
- use your electronic wallet to trade stamps with fellow Members (future development).
Philately/ stamp collection definition and history
The study of postage stamps, stamped envelopes, postmarks, postcards, and other materials relating to postal delivery is known as philately.
The term was created in 1864 by a Frenchman, Georges Herpin, who invented it from the Greek philos, “love,” and ateleia, “that which is tax-free”. The postage stamp permitted the letter to come free of charge to the recipient, rendering it untaxed. Who doesn’t like something tax free?!
Books in which to keep stamps were first issued by Justin Lallier in Paris in 1862 and are known as stamp albums.
Join
Join the DCSC Club journey here.
membership costs
Why isn’t DigiClerk free?
Because:
- DigiClerk provides a unique platform to share digitised records. Yes, some elements are similar to other platforms but a large amount of the technology behind DigiClerk has not been applied to collections. So, we are not the same.
- We will use the information that you provide about yourself and your interests to help enhance your user experience (UX) of the platform, not to give or sell to third parties nor attract advertisers.
- We dislike platform adverts and do not want to annoy Members with pop up adverts.
- However, we will keep you informed of relevant things happing within the collections. This will depend on how much information you give to us.
- DigiClerk is entirely self funded and has been boot strapped by the founders. There are no large (or small) backers so, the platform has be self sustaining.
- We will not be coming back to users, who have signed up because it is for free, and announce that we now have to charge for the service or ask for donations.
These reasons are why DigiClerk isn’t free.
The Member fee of GBP 50 per year or Member + fee of GBP 80 per year is very modest, especially when this includes relevant taxes. This excellent good deal is the Founder Member deal, a once in a life time fee of GBP 50 or GBP 80. This save you money over the long term and helps fund and form DigiClerk at the outset.
What is the DigiClerk Stamp Collection?
stamp collection
DigiClerk Stamp Collection is the world’s first online global stamp club. The collection allows Members to share their collections, online, around the world. This frees philately from physical collections and meetings.
Problem
Who gets to see your collection? The answer is probably, only you!
Solution
Upload and explore with The DigiClerk Stamp Collection (DCSC). Give your stamps a much wider audience and share your collection of stamps online with other Members around the world.
With DCSC, you can:
- capture and digitise an image of your stamp(s), using:
- the DCSC app on your smart phone, or
- a digital camera, or
- a scanner.
- upload the image onto the platform, and
- identify and categorise the stamp image. DCSC helps identify the stamp and what set it belongs to (future development), and
- create an accession number for the physical location to help sort and retrieve your physical stamps, and
- publish your stamp collection and share it with fellow enthusiasts, and
- explore others’ collections. DCSC will will also tell you which Members share the same collections and where the missing stamps are that you seek (future development).
- use your electronic wallet to trade stamps with fellow Members (future development).
Philately/ stamp collection definition and history
The study of postage stamps, stamped envelopes, postmarks, postcards, and other materials relating to postal delivery is known as philately.
The term was created in 1864 by a Frenchman, Georges Herpin, who invented it from the Greek philos, “love,” and ateleia, “that which is tax-free”. The postage stamp permitted the letter to come free of charge to the recipient, rendering it untaxed. Who doesn’t like something tax free?!
Books in which to keep stamps were first issued by Justin Lallier in Paris in 1862 and are known as stamp albums.
Join
Join the DCSC Club journey here.
membership costs
Why isn’t DigiClerk free?
Because:
- DigiClerk provides a unique platform to share digitised records. Yes, some elements are similar to other platforms but a large amount of the technology behind DigiClerk has not been applied to collections. So, we are not the same.
- We will use the information that you provide about yourself and your interests to help enhance your user experience (UX) of the platform, not to give or sell to third parties nor attract advertisers.
- We dislike platform adverts and do not want to annoy Members with pop up adverts.
- However, we will keep you informed of relevant things happing within the collections. This will depend on how much information you give to us.
- DigiClerk is entirely self funded and has been boot strapped by the founders. There are no large (or small) backers so, the platform has be self sustaining.
- We will not be coming back to users, who have signed up because it is for free, and announce that we now have to charge for the service or ask for donations.
These reasons are why DigiClerk isn’t free.
The Member fee of GBP 50 per year or Member + fee of GBP 80 per year is very modest, especially when this includes relevant taxes. This excellent good deal is the Founder Member deal, a once in a life time fee of GBP 50 or GBP 80. This save you money over the long term and helps fund and form DigiClerk at the outset.
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