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Have a look at Scott 2858 from 2002, think this is the one.
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Thanks very much. I was looking for the denomination to be in euros with the euros sign. I didn't realize that the cent sign is part of the euro system.
Your help is much appreciated.
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The denomination is in euros indeed. The euro sign is a capital E with a double bar instead of a single bar. The euro subdivision name varie from country to country: centime for France, pfennig for Germany, und so weiter. For this stamp the face value is 0,64 euros, or 64 centimes. The decimal comma in French is represented in English with a dot
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And the bar through C for cent is vertical, unlike the 2 horizontal bars which form a stylized E for Euro.
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I am having trouble finding this stamp in my 2013 Scott catalog. It may be a stamp issued since 2013. Can anyone help me with this Marianne stamp?
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Have a look at Scott 2858 from 2002, think this is the one.
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Thanks very much. I was looking for the denomination to be in euros with the euros sign. I didn't realize that the cent sign is part of the euro system.
Your help is much appreciated.
Don
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08:31:55am
re: Unidentified stamp from France
The denomination is in euros indeed. The euro sign is a capital E with a double bar instead of a single bar. The euro subdivision name varie from country to country: centime for France, pfennig for Germany, und so weiter. For this stamp the face value is 0,64 euros, or 64 centimes. The decimal comma in French is represented in English with a dot
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08:49:51am
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And the bar through C for cent is vertical, unlike the 2 horizontal bars which form a stylized E for Euro.
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