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My Scott stops earlier than 2020, the year when this stamp was issued.
Does anybody have the Scott number?
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MH488
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10:56:19am
Question: Exactly what are those oval perfs supposed to accomplish? Most countries seem to be using them now.
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It was done to stop forgeries.
If you go on ebay and look at the 1st Class Machin stamp booklets for sale you will notice that the "elliptical" perfs are not "elliptical" but longer and more rectangular.
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Several countries use similar perfs. take a look at some late Portugal, Argentina for example, different but same purpose.
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Scott uses the term syncopated for the oblong perforations.
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08:50:41pm
The Deegm number will be DG#1,600.0 And variants will be,
DG#1600.1, DG#1600.2 nd so on, with no immediate need to
consult the handbook itself.
"From so simple a beginning, endless forms most beautiful
and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved...."
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09:21:18am
My Scott stops earlier than 2020, the year when this stamp was issued.
Does anybody have the Scott number?
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05 Jun 2021
10:56:19am
re: Scott # for Machin 1.63 L
Question: Exactly what are those oval perfs supposed to accomplish? Most countries seem to be using them now.
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11:40:36am
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re: Scott # for Machin 1.63 L
It was done to stop forgeries.
If you go on ebay and look at the 1st Class Machin stamp booklets for sale you will notice that the "elliptical" perfs are not "elliptical" but longer and more rectangular.
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Approvals
re: Scott # for Machin 1.63 L
Several countries use similar perfs. take a look at some late Portugal, Argentina for example, different but same purpose.
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re: Scott # for Machin 1.63 L
Scott uses the term syncopated for the oblong perforations.
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08 Jun 2021
08:50:41pm
re: Scott # for Machin 1.63 L
The Deegm number will be DG#1,600.0 And variants will be,
DG#1600.1, DG#1600.2 nd so on, with no immediate need to
consult the handbook itself.
"From so simple a beginning, endless forms most beautiful
and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved...."
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