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Hi to all,
This stamp the 1974 Education SG 584 shows a progressive colour shift in the centre panel.
In the white A4 piece of paper you can see how the black ruled lines are moving closer and close to the end of the A4 paper.
Is this listed in Volume one of the ACSc Decimals guide.
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Horamakhet
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Hi Horamakhet
I just had a look at the current ACSC (Decimals 1, 1966-1975. Pub. 2002). There is no mention of the variety shown.
Rob
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Hi Horamakhet,
I wouldn't expect a catalogue to list colour registration shifts like this but I do like your examples particularly given the subject matter.
These stamps show both vertical and horizontal shifts of the black colour (with the third example having a shift to the right).
As a result, the curve shown through the data points varies considerably in how well it fits the data!
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Hi to all,
This stamp the 1974 Education SG 584 shows a progressive colour shift in the centre panel.
In the white A4 piece of paper you can see how the black ruled lines are moving closer and close to the end of the A4 paper.
Is this listed in Volume one of the ACSc Decimals guide.
Regards
Horamakhet
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re: EDUCATION 1974
Hi Horamakhet
I just had a look at the current ACSC (Decimals 1, 1966-1975. Pub. 2002). There is no mention of the variety shown.
Rob
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re: EDUCATION 1974
Hi Horamakhet,
I wouldn't expect a catalogue to list colour registration shifts like this but I do like your examples particularly given the subject matter.
These stamps show both vertical and horizontal shifts of the black colour (with the third example having a shift to the right).
As a result, the curve shown through the data points varies considerably in how well it fits the data!
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