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I did pretty good but after sorting them all out I have an empty space for a '15 pf carmine. ' I find no such animal listed in Scott and wonder if this is some variety not listed there but in Michel. I had to place a lot of the stamps I got in this set in spaces marked for other denominations and colors I couldn't seem to be able to match up with Scott.
I have run into this on occasion with Schaubek. On long sets they seem to get the printed information wrong as to color and value.
any idea what stamp in Scott # is supposed to go in this space?
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Scott only recognizes the brown color.
Michel states that number 57b (is what I believe you are looking at) under the Allied Occupation stamp listings is dark brown carmine. Evidently Scott doesn't believe the color difference warrants a separate listing for the standard catalog.
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OK that solves the mystery. Thanks.
I will need to keep checking stamps2Go for someone selling a single stamp with that shade to fill the space.
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FYI, this won't apply to this set, but on page 11 of the June 5, 2017, issue of Linn's, there is an ad for German stamps from 1924-1945 by Henry Gitner in which he has a cross-reference of Scott and Michel catalog numbers. Might be worth keeping an eye on his ads to get those cross references, if he continues to do this.
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Thanks.. Back when Richard Pyznar was still alive and active he used to send out lists with both Scott and Michel #s. His prices were very high but it was worth buying something once in awhile to get those lists. I may still have some. Will look for the Gitner ad.
As I mentioned, Schaubek has what appear to be number of misprints on their pages. On this series they listed some in colors and denominations that do not exist I noted this earlier on some other pages, usually on long series of older stamps. Like someone got in a hurry to finish up getting the page ready for the printer. I wound up just ignoring what was in the printed space and arranging them by denomination.
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I bought a set of this issue recently at a show. I use Schaubek albums and am now having the old problem of trying to make a set purchased under Scott numbers fit into an album based on Michel.
I did pretty good but after sorting them all out I have an empty space for a '15 pf carmine. ' I find no such animal listed in Scott and wonder if this is some variety not listed there but in Michel. I had to place a lot of the stamps I got in this set in spaces marked for other denominations and colors I couldn't seem to be able to match up with Scott.
I have run into this on occasion with Schaubek. On long sets they seem to get the printed information wrong as to color and value.
any idea what stamp in Scott # is supposed to go in this space?
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07:44:50pm
re: Scott 600-16, A Quandry
Scott only recognizes the brown color.
Michel states that number 57b (is what I believe you are looking at) under the Allied Occupation stamp listings is dark brown carmine. Evidently Scott doesn't believe the color difference warrants a separate listing for the standard catalog.
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re: Scott 600-16, A Quandry
OK that solves the mystery. Thanks.
I will need to keep checking stamps2Go for someone selling a single stamp with that shade to fill the space.
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11:48:02am
re: Scott 600-16, A Quandry
FYI, this won't apply to this set, but on page 11 of the June 5, 2017, issue of Linn's, there is an ad for German stamps from 1924-1945 by Henry Gitner in which he has a cross-reference of Scott and Michel catalog numbers. Might be worth keeping an eye on his ads to get those cross references, if he continues to do this.
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re: Scott 600-16, A Quandry
Thanks.. Back when Richard Pyznar was still alive and active he used to send out lists with both Scott and Michel #s. His prices were very high but it was worth buying something once in awhile to get those lists. I may still have some. Will look for the Gitner ad.
As I mentioned, Schaubek has what appear to be number of misprints on their pages. On this series they listed some in colors and denominations that do not exist I noted this earlier on some other pages, usually on long series of older stamps. Like someone got in a hurry to finish up getting the page ready for the printer. I wound up just ignoring what was in the printed space and arranging them by denomination.
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