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Are you sure your stamp is genuine? I didn't check the forgeries.
But your stamp seems to have elements of both Type I and Type II, which makes me suspicious.
I probably won't have time to post the type differences today, but if you could check the forgeries first.
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Yes, the type definitions are given in the RHM catalog.
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Well, I guess I should get my priorities straight...
{EDIT: I cropped the 60r section incorrectly the first time and left out the header. The corrected picture has now been uploaded.}
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In your stamp, the bottom of the "6" is like Type I, and your "0" is a little like Type I (definitely NOT Type II "0")
The hinge of your "6" is Type II.
Having elements of both, makes me wonder...
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My classic era Brazil is in archive because I didn't have the RHM catalog then. I can't get to them right now. Not even sure which box they're in.
The right 60r stamp is definitely Type II. So I guess the left stamp is Type I, then. I had expected the hinge to be more rounded and the inside oval of the "0" to be more round. But I guess they hand-sketched or traced the illustrations in RHM.
Yes, there are 2 types for the 30r as well. I'll try to upload those a little later.
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Note: I uploaded the corrected picture for the 60r. I had cropped the header off in my original upload.
Here is the 30r type info:
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I like Brazilian stamps and have quite a nice collection if I say so myself, but oh boy, do I hate that Série Vovó with all those watermarks... I just do not have the patience to go through all the duplicates to find out which is which.
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"Penny" Kim... You never cease to amaze me! Is there anything you don't know!
Most impressed with JS and Nelson too, I must add!
Now I have to go reexamine my Brazil!
Rrr...
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I'm just a parrot -- I simply repeat what I hear/read. Credit has to go to the books/catalogs/websites and the collectors/historians who put the time into compiling the information.
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If I can find the time I will check the RHM catalogue.
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re: Brazil 60r Inclinado
Are you sure your stamp is genuine? I didn't check the forgeries.
But your stamp seems to have elements of both Type I and Type II, which makes me suspicious.
I probably won't have time to post the type differences today, but if you could check the forgeries first.
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re: Brazil 60r Inclinado
Yes, the type definitions are given in the RHM catalog.
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re: Brazil 60r Inclinado
Well, I guess I should get my priorities straight...
{EDIT: I cropped the 60r section incorrectly the first time and left out the header. The corrected picture has now been uploaded.}
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re: Brazil 60r Inclinado
In your stamp, the bottom of the "6" is like Type I, and your "0" is a little like Type I (definitely NOT Type II "0")
The hinge of your "6" is Type II.
Having elements of both, makes me wonder...
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re: Brazil 60r Inclinado
My classic era Brazil is in archive because I didn't have the RHM catalog then. I can't get to them right now. Not even sure which box they're in.
The right 60r stamp is definitely Type II. So I guess the left stamp is Type I, then. I had expected the hinge to be more rounded and the inside oval of the "0" to be more round. But I guess they hand-sketched or traced the illustrations in RHM.
Yes, there are 2 types for the 30r as well. I'll try to upload those a little later.
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re: Brazil 60r Inclinado
Note: I uploaded the corrected picture for the 60r. I had cropped the header off in my original upload.
Here is the 30r type info:
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re: Brazil 60r Inclinado
I like Brazilian stamps and have quite a nice collection if I say so myself, but oh boy, do I hate that Série Vovó with all those watermarks... I just do not have the patience to go through all the duplicates to find out which is which.
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re: Brazil 60r Inclinado
"Penny" Kim... You never cease to amaze me! Is there anything you don't know!
Most impressed with JS and Nelson too, I must add!
Now I have to go reexamine my Brazil!
Rrr...
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re: Brazil 60r Inclinado
I'm just a parrot -- I simply repeat what I hear/read. Credit has to go to the books/catalogs/websites and the collectors/historians who put the time into compiling the information.
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