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General Philatelic/Newcomer Cnr : Advise on certificate

 

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RLCooper

28 May 2019
05:40:14pm
Image Not FoundImage Not FoundWould it be wise to get a certificate for these stamps, Thank youImage Not Found

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28 May 2019
06:15:49pm
re: Advise on certificate

What is your concern about these stamps?

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Tom in Exton, PA

28 May 2019
06:38:57pm
re: Advise on certificate

Those have a Schermack Type 2 perforation on them. Large mailers used Schermack's stamp affixing equipment, which often was less than accurate in separating the stamps.

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RLCooper

29 May 2019
10:45:48am
re: Advise on certificate

Thank you,I am still a little confused as to the reason type two and not type three.also is there any resource for finding the cv on schermack stamps.

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michael78651

29 May 2019
11:16:00am
re: Advise on certificate

They are listed in the Scott US Specialized Catalogue.

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29 May 2019
12:03:13pm
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http://stampsmarter.com/1847usa/PrivatePerfs.html

Catalog values have little relationship to actual market value. Once you have a catalog number for the stamps, you can use the eBay search feature and filter only on 'sold' listings. Then you can factor in condition.
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RLCooper

29 May 2019
05:51:43pm
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thanks for the info Don.good day

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28 May 2019
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28 May 2019
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re: Advise on certificate

What is your concern about these stamps?

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Tom in Exton, PA
28 May 2019
06:38:57pm

re: Advise on certificate

Those have a Schermack Type 2 perforation on them. Large mailers used Schermack's stamp affixing equipment, which often was less than accurate in separating the stamps.

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RLCooper

29 May 2019
10:45:48am

re: Advise on certificate

Thank you,I am still a little confused as to the reason type two and not type three.also is there any resource for finding the cv on schermack stamps.

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michael78651

29 May 2019
11:16:00am

re: Advise on certificate

They are listed in the Scott US Specialized Catalogue.

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51Studebaker

Dialysis, damned if you do...dead if you don't
29 May 2019
12:03:13pm

re: Advise on certificate

http://stampsmarter.com/1847usa/PrivatePerfs.html

Catalog values have little relationship to actual market value. Once you have a catalog number for the stamps, you can use the eBay search feature and filter only on 'sold' listings. Then you can factor in condition.
Don

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RLCooper

29 May 2019
05:51:43pm

re: Advise on certificate

thanks for the info Don.good day

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