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Fiji Stamps (1967-Now) Value

Market analysis for Fiji stamps issued from 1967 to the present based on 5,217 listings.

What you'll usually pay

$3.17 typical price

Most are between$1–$21

Brand new$1.89

Used$2.28

On sale now5,217

💡 Used ones cost about 21% more here.

👉 In short easy summary

The highest value is found in Blocks (median 7.75) and XF/S grade stamps (median 14.09), both showing significant growth with deltas of 144% and 344% respectively. Conversely, standard Postage stamps (median 2.41) have seen a 24% decrease in value.

💚 Best value for your money

Royalty 323 on sale$2.26 · 29% cheaper

Postage 640 on sale$2.41 · 24% cheaper

Architecture 83 on sale$2.79 · 12% cheaper

Individual 303 on sale$2.89 · 9% cheaper

Multiple 85 on sale$2.89 · 9% cheaper

Price by type

Postage

$2.41-24%

Individual

$2.89-9%

Multiple

$2.89-9%

First Day Cover

$4.04+27%

Cover

$6.49+105%

Block

$7.75+144%

Why? Value varies by format, ranging from Postage at 2.41 to Blocks at 7.75.

Price by grade

Gem

$1.75-45%

VF (Very Fine)

$3.47+9%

Ungraded

$3.49+10%

F/VF (Fine/Very Fine)

$4.5+42%

Superb

$4.64+46%

XF/S (Extremely Fine/Superb)

$14.09+344%

Why? Condition significantly impacts price, from Gem at 1.75 to XF/S at 14.09.

Price by topic

Royalty

$2.26-29%

Architecture

$2.79-12%

Flowers

$3.05-4%

Seasonal, Christmas

$3.59+13%

Birds

$4.95+56%

Fish

$5.69+79%

Why? Subject matter drives demand, with Fish stamps at 5.69 and Royalty at 2.26.

🛒 Some on sale right now

Common questions

What is the median price for a Fiji stamp from this era?

The market median price is 3.17.

Which stamp topic currently holds the highest median value?

Fish stamps have the highest median value among topics at 5.69.

How do used stamps compare to new stamps in this category?

Used stamps have a median price of 2.28, while new stamps have a median of 1.89.

How we got these numbers

Worked out from 200 live eBay listings (price range $1–$21, odd outliers ignored). These are asking prices, so use them as a guide. Last checked July 1, 2026.