The Stanley Gibbons Group Limited

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The Stanley Gibbons Group Limited

• Investor Presentation
• 15 August 2007

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Overview

• Summary Financial Information
• Highlights/Outlook
• Investment services
• Grading and authentication
• Internet
• Stockholding
• Auctions
• Management Team
• Shareholder Returns
• Appendix I Sales by department
• Appendix II Profit by department

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Summary Financial Information
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Investment Services

• Increased international demand for both stamps
  and autographs as alternative investment
• Rare stamps have never gone down in price over
  any period during the past 50 years
• Average compound returns from rare stamps of over
  10 per annum over past 50 years
• Bill Gross auction in June - 2.5m investment in
  2000 realised 10.5m (4 times profit)
• Autographs and historical documents now being
  appreciated by investors and expected re-rating
  as new investment asset class
• Database building and highly effective direct
  marketing approach through investment newsletters
• Active management investment portfolios as
  alternative to guaranteed minimum return
  investment contracts

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Grading and Authentication

• Huge impact to prices and market liquidity on
  introduction in the US
• Stanley Gibbons to lead the way in the UK and
  become the industry standard
• Collectors and investors obtain comfort on
  authenticity, condition and transparency of
  pricing
• Price gap between grades at the higher level now
  much greater
• Added competitive edge within market
• Access to greater pool of expertise and pricing
  knowledge

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Internet

• Website visitors increased by 36 to over 4
  million per annum
• 12 of revenue derived from customers recruited
  online
• Development of specialised information in our
  subscription based online catalogue and stamp
  album, My Collection by year end
• Translation of web pages into other languages
  including emerging markets (China, Russia and
  India)
• Ability to offer wider range of third party
  products online with lower stock holding and
  order processing costs

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Stockholding

• 1.2m increased investment in stockholding since
  year end
• Buying more top pieces and turning them round
  quickly
• Progress made in developing increased supply
  chain worldwide to secure higher grade items
• Sale of Einstein letters for 175,000
• Development of partnerships to acquire worldwide
  rarities

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Auctions

• Lower sales from auction activities due to
  exceptional additional auction in prior period
• Organic growth opportunities in second half
• Improvements to online auctions and success of
  live online bidding for public auctions
• Potential strategic acquisitions or recruitment
  of key players within industry

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Management Team

• Management team strengthened during period
• Appointment of Mark Henley as Finance Director
  improves corporate governance and enables Chief
  Executive to focus solely on the strategic
  development of the business
• Appointment of Steve Sjuggerud as Executive
  Director based in the US
• Paul Fraser steps aside as Chairman but continues
  as consultant to the Company until at least April
  2008
• Bob Henkhuzens, non-executive director appointed
  as Interim Chairman until a new Chairman is
  appointed

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Shareholder Returns

• Interim dividend for 2007 of 1.75p net per share
  (increased by 17) to be paid on 17 September
  2007 to shareholders on the register at 17 August
  2007
• Seymour Pierce market forecast dividend for 2007
  of 4.5p net per share and 5p for 2008
• Seymour Pierce market forecast 70 increase in
  earnings per share over next two years
• Benefit to earnings per share from lower tax
  charge on move to 0 corporation tax in Guernsey
  from 2008

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Appendix I - Sales by department
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Appendix II - Profit by department