2026 Yvert & Tellier France and Monaco: Fiscal and Social-Postal Stamps Catalogue

The Yvert & Tellier Fiscal and Social-Postal Stamps Catalogue (2026 Edition) is the definitive reference for collectors exploring the rich and often overlooked world of tax and socio-postal philately. Produced by Yvert & Tellier Publishing in collaboration with the French Society of Tax Philately, this fully updated 2026 edition catalogues over 6,000 stamps issued by France and Monaco from 1860 to the present day. Presented entirely in color with detailed descriptions and current valuations, it offers an unparalleled immersion into a specialist field that rewards serious philatelists. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a curious newcomer to fiscal philately, this catalogue is an essential addition to your reference library. Written in French.

What’s Inside

• Coverage of over 6,000 fiscal and social-postal stamps from France and Monaco, spanning 1860 to the present day
• Produced in collaboration with the French Society of Tax Philately, ensuring authoritative and specialist accuracy
• Full-color presentation throughout, with every stamp illustrated for easy identification
• Detailed stamp descriptions including type, period, and contextual information for each listing
• Up-to-date 2026 valuations to support buying, selling, and appraising your collection
• A comprehensive resource covering the breadth of French tax philately — a field often underrepresented in mainstream stamp catalogues
• A downloadable correction supplement is available on the catalogue’s detail page, ensuring your reference stays accurate and current

Why Fiscal Philately Matters

Fiscal and social-postal stamps occupy a fascinating niche within the broader world of philately. Unlike conventional postage stamps, these issues were produced for revenue, taxation, and welfare purposes — giving collectors a unique window into the administrative and social history of France and Monaco. The Yvert & Tellier stamp catalogue tradition of meticulous scholarship is fully evident here, making this 2026 edition both a practical valuation tool and a compelling historical document. For specialists in French philately, this catalogue fills a gap that few other publications address with such thoroughness and care.

This catalog is written in FRENCH.