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valuation? Your expertise and input will be greatly appreciated. 
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In the Yvert-Tellier catalog are presented the variants to collect with the respective quotas.
On the 2nd row of each of the 3 panels of the sheet is inscribed (or no) a number representing the year (1 for 1901, 2-1902, etc.).They are 3 on sheet flat printed.
Your combination does not have a specific quota, additional to the quota of the 2 stamps.
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Not being a "Gutter Pair" aficionado, I would like to gather some insight into valuation of same. In sifting through a "box Lot," I recently discovered this Reunion pristine, full-gum, Scott Cat. #J6 "Vertical Gutter Pair," Postage Due issue. I have only discovered a few "gutter pair" stamps prior to this one, and did not give them too much thought. However, this old pair of stamps(1907)is in such great condition that I'm hoping it has some value as a "gutter pair" item. How do I value this item? Is there a catalogue or guide available to establish "Gutter" valuation? Your expertise and input will be greatly appreciated.
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re: Reunion Postage Due Gutter Pair Valuation?
Hello
In the Yvert-Tellier catalog are presented the variants to collect with the respective quotas.
On the 2nd row of each of the 3 panels of the sheet is inscribed (or no) a number representing the year (1 for 1901, 2-1902, etc.).They are 3 on sheet flat printed.
Your combination does not have a specific quota, additional to the quota of the 2 stamps.
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