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Click here to view and download our 2020 program – note that the program has changed due to COVID-19 and you are asked to revisit this website for the most up to date information about the program for 2020:
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Important Notice to Members
With the gradual easing of restrictions in metropolitan Melbourne the Committee is considering what impact this will have on our future activities.
December 2020 catalogued postal auction
In December 2020 we are holding a catalogued postal auction. Members will receive details of the catalogued postal auction by email or in the post in early November 2020. Note this is a postal bid only auction. Details of viewing of lots and collection of lots won are set out in the postal auction catalogue. If you would like more information, send an email to
Apart from the December 2020 catalogued postal auction, all other Brighton Philatelic Society in-person meetings and activities remain postponed.
Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Brighton Philatelic Society Inc. was held via Zoom as an on-line meeting on Tuesday 8 September. Copies of the minutes of the AGM are available to Members on request from the Secretary. If you are a Member and would like a copy of the AGM minutes please send an email to and they will be sent.
Selling stamps and collections
Do you have unwanted stamps or perhaps a deceased estate with a stamp collection in it? The Brighton Philatelic Society may be able to assist you to sell it. Contact our Secretary for further details. Send an email to
Keep up to date
Keep up to date – re-visit this page.
Members, do we have your email address? If not, send an email to and ask to have your details added to our database and for the Bulletin and papers for our regular Catalogued Auctions sent to you by email.
Updated as at 8 November 2020.
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I fully endorse Ian Sadler’s suggestion that we try an internet auction. ( ASAP)
hello again..well back into isolation mode..wondering when this will ever end. wishing everyone stay safe.
What about a digital auction? Either on a zoom platform or something similar?
I will pass your suggestion to the Committee, but I suspect the logistics will be too challenging at the present time.