This is the first example of a Cuba #E5 Spec. Del. Stamp that I've seen with top border imperforated. Per the Scott Catalogue listing, the stamp "exists imperforate" at a much higher valuation than the perforated issue. Is this stamp somewhere in between; thus a coil, or booklet issue? If so, is the valuation greater than the catalogue listing for a fully perforated stamp?
It is a straight edge from a pane of stamps. Along the top you can see the cut line where the pane was cut from the sheet. Straight edges lower the value.
This is the first example of a Cuba #E5 Spec. Del. Stamp that I've seen with top border imperforated. Per the Scott Catalogue listing, the stamp "exists imperforate" at a much higher valuation than the perforated issue. Is this stamp somewhere in between; thus a coil, or booklet issue? If so, is the valuation greater than the catalogue listing for a fully perforated stamp?
It is a straight edge from a pane of stamps. Along the top you can see the cut line where the pane was cut from the sheet. Straight edges lower the value.
tamp that I've seen with top border imperforated. Per the Scott Catalogue listing, the stamp "exists imperforate" at a much higher valuation than the perforated issue. Is this stamp somewhere in between; thus a coil, or booklet issue? If so, is the valuation greater than the catalogue listing for a fully perforated stamp? 