Stamps, banknotes and postcards from bigl.ua by email

A collection grows over years, and an inbox that files every new Bigl offer for your series with a photo and a price becomes its quiet catalogue.

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Search on Bigl.ua, sort by newest

Search like a collector

On bigl.ua, name the series rather than the hobby: Ukraine stamps 1992, 1 hryvnia banknote 1992, Soviet Kyiv postcard. Add a price range and, if you like to see items in person, a seller region. Sort newest first and copy the page address.
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Paste the link into MXSender, pick email and confirm your address from our message. Telegram and Viber are there too if you want them on the same search.
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Open one email per check

When a check finds new items, one email lists all of them with a photo, the title, the price and a link to bigl.ua. Checks without anything new stay silent.
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Paste the Bigl.ua search link you want watched — we’ll check we can read it, then set up your alerts.

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Is the 1992 hryvnia note fairly priced? Your inbox knows

Pricing collectibles is half the hobby. Because every email is dated and searchable, a quick inbox search for the series name shows each offer that came in and what it asked. After a few weeks you know the usual range, and the underpriced one stands out the moment it arrives.

That is when speed matters: the first collector to message the seller is the one who gets it.

Looking closely at the photo

Every item in the email has a photo, which on a laptop is large enough to judge centring and perforations on a stamp, folds on a banknote or foxing on a postcard. If the picture is soft, ask the seller for a sharper one, and for the reverse, before paying.

Keep the seller’s replies in the same thread as the alert. When you later compare two offers for the same note, the photos, prices and answers sit side by side in one folder.

Seller checks and paying on delivery

Look at the seller’s reviews on bigl.ua and the return terms on the product page. For a costly note, ask for close-ups of the watermark and serial.

Cash on delivery via Nova Poshta lets you open the envelope at the branch and compare the item with the photos before you pay. A rarity offered for next to nothing, with prepayment to a personal card only, is a pattern worth walking away from.

Separate searches for separate albums

Mixing stamps, coins and postcards into one search makes every email long and unfocused. Give each album its own search, set a floor price to drop modern reprints and a ceiling you will actually pay. Then file each search’s emails into its own folder with a simple mail rule.

Plans, addresses and the spam folder

Free gives one search checked every 30 minutes and one address. Starter, $5.99, gives five searches every 10 minutes and one address. Pro, $14.99, gives twenty searches, the fastest checks and up to three addresses.

Your mail provider decides where our email lands. After the first match, look in spam or promotions, mark it as wanted and add our sender to contacts. Every email has an unsubscribe link.