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Oceania/Australia : King George V

 

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23 Mar 2018
11:05:35pm
Has anyone seen a KGV 1p green, wmk 9, perf 14 in die II? Scott doesn't list this option, but I have a die II of this issue. Anything listed in SG?
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24 Mar 2018
12:20:10am
re: King George V

Bouncing between my catalogs, your riddle would make much more sense if the stamp was watermark 203 (small crowns and multiple A) and it were perf 13 1/2 by 12 1/2. In which case it would be SG 95b. printed June 1928, and it would be die II.

Another clue:
A quote from the ACSC catalogue states, "Die II and other Left Plate flaws are only found perf 13 1/2 X 12 1/2."

There appears to be no Scott equivalent. Scott only lists die 1, and die 1a)
Hopefully someone will shed more light on this. But check the watermark and perf again? If you were right on the watermark and perf, I am back to ground zero. Happy

Though my next question would be to make doubly sure it is die II and not die I. Good Luck.

Cheers!
Wine

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langtounlad

24 Mar 2018
06:37:57pm
re: King George V

Scans of the stamp front and back would help. As Winedrinker says the stamp you describe is not known. There were no printings in green from the plate with the Die 2 until small multiple watermark.

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Frank

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25 Mar 2018
05:07:42pm
re: King George V

Yes, a scan of the stamp, front and back would be a good idea.

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26 Mar 2018
11:38:43pm
re: King George V

Thanks guys. I'll do my best this week. I might surely have missed it and it's obvious to others that it's die I.

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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
23 Mar 2018
11:05:35pm

Has anyone seen a KGV 1p green, wmk 9, perf 14 in die II? Scott doesn't list this option, but I have a die II of this issue. Anything listed in SG?

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Winedrinker

24 Mar 2018
12:20:10am

re: King George V

Bouncing between my catalogs, your riddle would make much more sense if the stamp was watermark 203 (small crowns and multiple A) and it were perf 13 1/2 by 12 1/2. In which case it would be SG 95b. printed June 1928, and it would be die II.

Another clue:
A quote from the ACSC catalogue states, "Die II and other Left Plate flaws are only found perf 13 1/2 X 12 1/2."

There appears to be no Scott equivalent. Scott only lists die 1, and die 1a)
Hopefully someone will shed more light on this. But check the watermark and perf again? If you were right on the watermark and perf, I am back to ground zero. Happy

Though my next question would be to make doubly sure it is die II and not die I. Good Luck.

Cheers!
Wine

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langtounlad

24 Mar 2018
06:37:57pm

re: King George V

Scans of the stamp front and back would help. As Winedrinker says the stamp you describe is not known. There were no printings in green from the plate with the Die 2 until small multiple watermark.

Regards
Frank

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tooler

25 Mar 2018
05:07:42pm

re: King George V

Yes, a scan of the stamp, front and back would be a good idea.

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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
26 Mar 2018
11:38:43pm

re: King George V

Thanks guys. I'll do my best this week. I might surely have missed it and it's obvious to others that it's die I.

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