Agreed. I can see the beak in the left hand stamp but not the right. Does this mean that this is a plate variety?
Regards... Tim
I wouldn't have a clue?/ Is there someone else who can help with this
Hi Pooh
I think I can see a break on the second stamp, it looks like it is covered a little buy the postmark.
Can you show a larger scan of the the left hand corner of the second stamp.
I can see a break in the right hand side of the second stamp as well, near the Y of penny
There is a variety of Die I and Die 2 as a pair, but it is extremely rare.
A larger scan, or if you have a jewellers loupe 10X, it will be easy to find.
Regards
Horamakhet
I will try but where do you look for a die 1, is it the inside frame near the O or some where else
Cannot tell from the scan but these are die I & II
The break is quite noticeable
There is also a Die IIa
Here it is, not clear but another one to put on the back burner until my kids come back Pooh
Hi Pooh
Can you do an even larger scan of the left hand corner of the second stamp
Regards
Horamakhet
I tried it again I still don't think it is clear enough so I just got to wait for my kids to help Pooh
I had another look with more light and it looks like opposite the O the inside border is straight then just beside the O there is a bulge but it still looks like it is joined. Unless I can make this clearer we will never know Pooh
Here you go Horamakhet once again this is as best I can Just so people know about a couple of years ago I bought a box full of one Penny Kangaroo stamps at auction
Out of it I got one stamp with extra Tasmania, there was also one envelope with stamps in it but written on the envelope last checked in 1969.
I suppose I just got to try and make it clearer??
Where I live people talk about bulls, cattle sales, drought, stamps NO. So I'm using what I can which is a torch, magnifying glass. No corner stores so I can't get a jewellers loop. When I use the magnifying glass I check both stamps to compare the stamps. You can see die 1 on one stamp but not on the other. I even went outside with the sunlight and the same, a straight line a bit of a curved line but no break. I even used a reading lamp and the same, I have got no one else to show this to up here so I will try and make it clearer. This is all I can do Pooh
Hi pooh
I think they are both die 1
If you want to be 100% sure, you would need to have them certified by a reputable person or organisation
Regard
Horamakhet
You have something more confusing than a Die I & 2 or two Die I
The numerals are totally different.
- The serif on the 1
- The foot and top of the 1
- The different shape of the d's
After looking at 1000's of fakes and forgeries, one gets used to spotting things.
Unfortunately, the only area I never really looked at is Oceania so I cannot comment further.
Thankyou for the information I didn't realised the numerals 1 were different. It is good finding out different things about stamps from other people over the world. We will probably not find out why the 1's are different but Thankyou
Hello, Just some information about this stamp I'm practising with working out dies Die 1 has a break in the inside frame before O of ONE. The first stamp shows this but I can't find the break in the second stamp?? I hope I have this right?? Pooh
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
Agreed. I can see the beak in the left hand stamp but not the right. Does this mean that this is a plate variety?
Regards... Tim
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
I wouldn't have a clue?/ Is there someone else who can help with this
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
Hi Pooh
I think I can see a break on the second stamp, it looks like it is covered a little buy the postmark.
Can you show a larger scan of the the left hand corner of the second stamp.
I can see a break in the right hand side of the second stamp as well, near the Y of penny
There is a variety of Die I and Die 2 as a pair, but it is extremely rare.
A larger scan, or if you have a jewellers loupe 10X, it will be easy to find.
Regards
Horamakhet
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
I will try but where do you look for a die 1, is it the inside frame near the O or some where else
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
Cannot tell from the scan but these are die I & II
The break is quite noticeable
There is also a Die IIa
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
Here it is, not clear but another one to put on the back burner until my kids come back Pooh
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
Hi Pooh
Can you do an even larger scan of the left hand corner of the second stamp
Regards
Horamakhet
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
I tried it again I still don't think it is clear enough so I just got to wait for my kids to help Pooh
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
I had another look with more light and it looks like opposite the O the inside border is straight then just beside the O there is a bulge but it still looks like it is joined. Unless I can make this clearer we will never know Pooh
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
Here you go Horamakhet once again this is as best I can Just so people know about a couple of years ago I bought a box full of one Penny Kangaroo stamps at auction
Out of it I got one stamp with extra Tasmania, there was also one envelope with stamps in it but written on the envelope last checked in 1969.
I suppose I just got to try and make it clearer??
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
Where I live people talk about bulls, cattle sales, drought, stamps NO. So I'm using what I can which is a torch, magnifying glass. No corner stores so I can't get a jewellers loop. When I use the magnifying glass I check both stamps to compare the stamps. You can see die 1 on one stamp but not on the other. I even went outside with the sunlight and the same, a straight line a bit of a curved line but no break. I even used a reading lamp and the same, I have got no one else to show this to up here so I will try and make it clearer. This is all I can do Pooh
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
Hi pooh
I think they are both die 1
If you want to be 100% sure, you would need to have them certified by a reputable person or organisation
Regard
Horamakhet
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
You have something more confusing than a Die I & 2 or two Die I
The numerals are totally different.
- The serif on the 1
- The foot and top of the 1
- The different shape of the d's
After looking at 1000's of fakes and forgeries, one gets used to spotting things.
Unfortunately, the only area I never really looked at is Oceania so I cannot comment further.
re: Kangaroo one penny stamp
Thankyou for the information I didn't realised the numerals 1 were different. It is good finding out different things about stamps from other people over the world. We will probably not find out why the 1's are different but Thankyou