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Brantford Stamp Club’s annual show returns with dealers, youth activities and an auction

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Brantford Stamp Club’s annual show returns with dealers, youth activities and an auction

Philately News
Published15 Aug 2026Updated15 Aug 2026News date5 Jan 2026Event10 Jan 2026Country🌐 Canada
LocationBrantford, Ontario

The Brantford Stamp Club scheduled its annual show for 10 January in Brantford, Ontario, as Canadian clubs restarted their public calendars after the holiday period. The programme advertised twelve dealers, circuit books, a silent auction and a youth booth.

Free admission and parking lowered the barrier for casual visitors and families. Circuit books and a silent auction can be especially useful to collectors seeking modestly priced material, while the dealer floor allows comparison of stamps, covers and supplies across several sellers in one visit.

Club shows perform a different role from large national exhibitions: they sustain local networks, introduce young collectors to the hobby and provide recurring venues for exchanging material. Buyers should inspect centring, gum, perforations, faults and cancellations carefully, record purchases, and ask whether higher-value items have recognised certificates.

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Source: Canadian Stamp News · Read original source →