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Hi,
I believe this is a 50 dinar official stamp from 1941, SG O839 / Scott #O61.
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Thanks Nigel! I totally missed that listing. I appreciate your help!
Melanie
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02:27:07am
"....It is wrinkled, creased, thin and in generally horrible condition ...."
Yes, it looks like it was dragged behind the postal delivery van.
Since it is used, I think a short lukewarm water bath and a careful
application of a roller. then after it dries a stamp press, might
just make it look better.
Some years ago I discovered that the caster from a soon to be discarded
sofa provided a nice hand held rolling tool.
My stamp press is a thick book explaining just about all USSC
decisions does the job quite well. I just have to remember that
a stamp being pressed is there a week later.
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02:59:16pm
This one has apparently been through several collections. It is wrinkled, creased, thin and in generally horrible condition BUT it still has me trying to get it identified! It is likely a revenue of some type. I found a similar issue in a search and it only said Iran. So, any help that you could give me would be appreciated! Thanks.
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re: Iran, likely revenue, but would like more info!
Hi,
I believe this is a 50 dinar official stamp from 1941, SG O839 / Scott #O61.
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04:28:43pm
re: Iran, likely revenue, but would like more info!
Thanks Nigel! I totally missed that listing. I appreciate your help!
Melanie
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Silence in the face of adversity is the father of complicity and collusion, the first cousins of conspiracy..
12 Apr 2020
02:27:07am
re: Iran, likely revenue, but would like more info!
"....It is wrinkled, creased, thin and in generally horrible condition ...."
Yes, it looks like it was dragged behind the postal delivery van.
Since it is used, I think a short lukewarm water bath and a careful
application of a roller. then after it dries a stamp press, might
just make it look better.
Some years ago I discovered that the caster from a soon to be discarded
sofa provided a nice hand held rolling tool.
My stamp press is a thick book explaining just about all USSC
decisions does the job quite well. I just have to remember that
a stamp being pressed is there a week later.
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