Category: Philatelic Games

Although not the Rubik’s Cube itself, puzzles can also contribute to relaxation. Here, you can assemble the Rubik’s Cube.  

This year, you can once again solve a philatelic puzzle. The subject of the puzzle is a stamp featured in the February 2025 stamp of the month, which focuses on a timeless “problem.”

Finally something to relax: here you can puzzle together the stamp of the month December 2024.

This time there is no “Stamp of the month” to puzzle together. I couldn’t decide which one I liked better in the latter category, so here’s this beautiful coloured Lithuanian stamp as a puzzle. Stamp details: Issued on: 2024-06-14 Colors: Multicolor Designers: Natalija Vaišnorienė Format: Commemorative Printing: Offset lithography Face value: 1.55 € – Euro Read More …

A stamp with a very modern design to mark the anniversary of Swiss Post.

A stamp with a very modern design to mark the anniversary of Swiss Post.

For the Year of the Dragon (starting in February 2024), Liechtensteinische Post has issued a collection sheet with four stamps at CHF 2.30 each. This sheet is the subject of the puzzle below. You can find more information about the stamp below the puzzle. The stamp was designed by Leng Bingchuan, who depicts a vital, Read More …

Just in time for the start of carnival on November 11, Swiss Post surprised everyone on November 9, 2023 with a fascinating innovation: stamps in a unique “confetti” format. Instead of the usual individual stamps, this special stamp requires five separate stickers to achieve the value of a conventional stamp. The idea came from Phillip Read More …

Dear puzzle friends, after a long time a puzzle again. Just in time for Christmas. And so that you can enjoy it for a long time, this time something 144 pieces. The four Christmas stamps from Liechtenstein are to be put together.

Dear puzzle friends, here you can find the first puzzle after the website crashed. Unfortunately, the puzzles of the last two months are lost. But still, here you can play again. Assembled is a stamp from Japan with a camphor tree – the tree of the city of Hiroshima.