Millennials and Philately
2020-04-13 Mon
Philately or the hobby of stamp collecting is gaining the attention of a whole generation. Known as the millennials, this generation that was born between the years 1981-1996. The hobby of stamp collecting is popular among them.It was once a byword for boring, but it seems stamp collecting is finding a new – young – audience, despite the fact that some hobbyists have never actually posted a letter. Philately is gaining popularity among millennials and here are few reasons:
Many of them see the creative pursuit of philately as an escape from their screen-based lives.
Philately is tangible, relaxing and unplugged.
Stamp collecting is an escape with a nostalgic angle, giving collectors a physical link with the past.
For the generation who is torn between the technology and the old school habits, stamp collecting can be a perfect bridge to connect both of their lives.
In all, stamp collecting is so much more than a hobby. It’s a lifestyle, a community, and, the perfect medicine for these times.
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