Not TakenSearch by USA & Scott # brings up hundreds of items that should not be there.

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• 6 Comments sorted by Votes Date Added
• Mark Rosenberg Staff

  October 2016 0 Likes Vote Down

  What exactly are you searching for?
  
  In general, if you enter your search such as:
  
  USA #1910
  or
  USA Scott 1910
  or
  USA Sc1910
  
  You'll only see items which match the country of "United States" with Catalog Number "1910":
  https://www.hipstamp.com/search?keywords=USA+#1910&parent_id=0
  
  We also accept searches such as USA 525 for Country / Catalog Number searches - except in the case where the number could be a Catalog Number or Year, such as "USA 1910". Since we can't tell if you mean a Catalog Number or Year in this case (without the # , Sc, etc.) we'll display results for both.
• WWilliam Bowman

  October 2016 0 Likes Vote Down

  When my search already selected "United States" and I ask for 1910 I also got other country stamps. I will add the # sign in the future.
• Wayne Buza

  October 2016 0 Likes Vote Down

  A search for US 5000 with United States selected gives 27 items. A search for 5000 with US selected gives 57 items (one of which is worldwide).
• TTrent Tyler

  October 2016 0 Likes Vote Down

  If you view the Worldwide (5000 Worldwide) listing, and click on Details>Item Specifics, you will see that the Seller has set the Listing Country as United States. It appears to me to be a Listing problem and not a Hipstamp systems problem.
• Wayne Buza

  October 2016 0 Likes Vote Down

  Good point, Trent. I didn't look at his details.
• WWilliam Bowman

  October 2016 0 Likes Vote Down

  Maybe instead of listing country it should read "stamp country of origin". Collector who is listing may have thought you wanted to know where he was sitting.