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I am looking at an auction lot and the above reference is a snippet of the one photo shown.
Can someone with a Michel catalogue enlighten me please?
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Ian,
I don't know if this will help or not but here is a scan of Konstatinbad from my 1972/3 Michel catalogue. I'm not all that familiar with the Michel numbering system.
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Paul,
Thanks a million. It was just what I needed. It does help if the guy who wrote the snippet had spelled it correctly. They missed out the "s".
All I have to do now is find out if there are stamps attatched to the snippet. I do wish auctioneers would upload more photos of their stamp lots.
Just showing a couple of pages of late 1960's Hungarian stamps does not exactly encourage bidders!
Many Thanks again
Ian.
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Not sure if this gives you a better idea of what the stamps look like.
https://www.catawiki.com/fr/l/34883645-t ...
Maybe it is Michel CZ 753.
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Thanks Vic.
I just hope there are stamps attached to that wee corner peeping from underneath another album page and if there are I can afford them!!
Edit:- and they are not forgeries!
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You might also want to check out this thread, almost at the bottom, regarding forged Sudetenland stamps.
https://www.stampboards.com/viewtopic.ph ...
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"Michel Mi P753 Konstatinbad
I am looking at an auction lot and the above reference is a snippet of the one photo shown.
Can someone with a Michel catalogue enlighten me please?"
I can tell you that there is not a Michel Number P753 from Konstatinbad.
Konstantinbad Michelnumbers are from 1 to 35
And the original Czechoslovakian stamps are numbered between michel numbers 277 to 401
Just as psgStamper did show the catalog page.
Konstatinbad
Michel number 1 is an overprint "Sudetenland" on the Czechoslovakian stamp number 277 which is shown in parentheses.
Also look at https://stamporama.com/discboard/disc_ma ...
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Values have increased .Michel 2019.
In brackets are the Mi numbers of the Czechoslovak stamps.
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I managed to have a look at the Konstatinsbad snippet of an album page.
It turned out to be a complete album of ALL the Sudetenland stamps issued. From every town.
However they appear to be all forgeries.
Mind you it would still be a terrific collection to have.
Included in the mixed box is an almost complete collection of Reich Mint
No doubt it will sell for more than what I can afford.
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09:23:18pm
" .... However they appear to be all forgeries. ...."
Some days you're the bug, other days you're the wind screen.(wind shield)
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03:54:39pm
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Michel Mi P753 Konstatinbad
I am looking at an auction lot and the above reference is a snippet of the one photo shown.
Can someone with a Michel catalogue enlighten me please?
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re: Michel Mi P753 Konstatinbad
Ian,
I don't know if this will help or not but here is a scan of Konstatinbad from my 1972/3 Michel catalogue. I'm not all that familiar with the Michel numbering system.
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07:57:13pm
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re: Michel Mi P753 Konstatinbad
Paul,
Thanks a million. It was just what I needed. It does help if the guy who wrote the snippet had spelled it correctly. They missed out the "s".
All I have to do now is find out if there are stamps attatched to the snippet. I do wish auctioneers would upload more photos of their stamp lots.
Just showing a couple of pages of late 1960's Hungarian stamps does not exactly encourage bidders!
Many Thanks again
Ian.
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re: Michel Mi P753 Konstatinbad
Not sure if this gives you a better idea of what the stamps look like.
https://www.catawiki.com/fr/l/34883645-t ...
Maybe it is Michel CZ 753.
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08:22:08pm
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re: Michel Mi P753 Konstatinbad
Thanks Vic.
I just hope there are stamps attached to that wee corner peeping from underneath another album page and if there are I can afford them!!
Edit:- and they are not forgeries!
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re: Michel Mi P753 Konstatinbad
You might also want to check out this thread, almost at the bottom, regarding forged Sudetenland stamps.
https://www.stampboards.com/viewtopic.ph ...
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re: Michel Mi P753 Konstatinbad
"Michel Mi P753 Konstatinbad
I am looking at an auction lot and the above reference is a snippet of the one photo shown.
Can someone with a Michel catalogue enlighten me please?"
I can tell you that there is not a Michel Number P753 from Konstatinbad.
Konstantinbad Michelnumbers are from 1 to 35
And the original Czechoslovakian stamps are numbered between michel numbers 277 to 401
Just as psgStamper did show the catalog page.
Konstatinbad
Michel number 1 is an overprint "Sudetenland" on the Czechoslovakian stamp number 277 which is shown in parentheses.
Also look at https://stamporama.com/discboard/disc_ma ...
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02:28:29pm
re: Michel Mi P753 Konstatinbad
Values have increased .Michel 2019.
In brackets are the Mi numbers of the Czechoslovak stamps.
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11:30:33am
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re: Michel Mi P753 Konstatinbad
I managed to have a look at the Konstatinsbad snippet of an album page.
It turned out to be a complete album of ALL the Sudetenland stamps issued. From every town.
However they appear to be all forgeries.
Mind you it would still be a terrific collection to have.
Included in the mixed box is an almost complete collection of Reich Mint
No doubt it will sell for more than what I can afford.
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13 Apr 2022
09:23:18pm
re: Michel Mi P753 Konstatinbad
" .... However they appear to be all forgeries. ...."
Some days you're the bug, other days you're the wind screen.(wind shield)
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