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This query pertains to Scott 555, SG 776, or Fischer 630. Its the 1952 issue labeled "Grywald".
Have a post-it note in my album indicating a thin vs thick paper variety. However, cannot remember the source of this information re paper type.
May have identified said variety. However, the perceived difference could be attributable to mint (w/ glue) vs. used (no glue).
Is anyone else aware of this supposed paper variety?
TIA.
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Have a post-it note in my album indicating a thin vs thick paper variety. However, cannot remember the source of this information re paper type.
May have identified said variety. However, the perceived difference could be attributable to mint (w/ glue) vs. used (no glue).
Is anyone else aware of this supposed paper variety?
TIA.
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17 Jun 2023
03:01:02pm
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re: Poland, Grywald 1952
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Sorry, I've collected Poland for a long time but have never heard of that variety. If you find out anything please post it here!!
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This query pertains to Scott 555, SG 776, or Fischer 630. Its the 1952 issue labeled "Grywald".
Have a post-it note in my album indicating a thin vs thick paper variety. However, cannot remember the source of this information re paper type.
May have identified said variety. However, the perceived difference could be attributable to mint (w/ glue) vs. used (no glue).
Is anyone else aware of this supposed paper variety?
TIA.
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Back when I had a bunch! I think, therefore I am - I think! Descartes, sort of!
17 Jun 2023
03:01:02pm
re: Poland, Grywald 1952
Sorry, I've collected Poland for a long time but have never heard of that variety. If you find out anything please post it here!!
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