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i am going to trash it but before i do i just want to make sure this is indeed a human caused defect
right?
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I don't know, Kira; doesn't look like a post production goof. I collect coil ends, which appear different on one side of the perfs than any other. But I know nothing about Canadian production.
I applaud you for asking; maybe we both learn something
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Good question!
I am not a crazy perf expert! (There are some members here who are...)
That cut looks clean.
One time I soaked off of paper, a non-valuable modern Canadian Stamp, it tore just like that, so my guess is human defect!
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If it is your only copy, keep it for a place holder until a better one comes along;
If you already have a good copy, maybe someone on here or that you know might like to have it.
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ok i will start an envelope with odd stamps
thank you for the replies
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I am wondering if the ink jet postmarks are responsible? Canada started to use them.
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mr macco, what do you mean be ink jet postmarks?
i also found another stamp that seems to be damaged
the bottom does not have any performations
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That stamp looks like the bottom stamp from a booklet pane so may not be damaged.
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No, please keep. It most likely is the 'end' stamp from a coil roll of stamps.
If you don't want it, I'd love to have it Kira.
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"If you don't want it, I'd love to have it Kira."
i have normal one so i don't really need this one
it will be in the mail tomorrow
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the upper right of this stamp is missing
i am going to trash it but before i do i just want to make sure this is indeed a human caused defect
right?
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re: to the recycle bin, right?
I don't know, Kira; doesn't look like a post production goof. I collect coil ends, which appear different on one side of the perfs than any other. But I know nothing about Canadian production.
I applaud you for asking; maybe we both learn something
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re: to the recycle bin, right?
Good question!
I am not a crazy perf expert! (There are some members here who are...)
That cut looks clean.
One time I soaked off of paper, a non-valuable modern Canadian Stamp, it tore just like that, so my guess is human defect!
-Ari
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re: to the recycle bin, right?
If it is your only copy, keep it for a place holder until a better one comes along;
If you already have a good copy, maybe someone on here or that you know might like to have it.
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re: to the recycle bin, right?
ok i will start an envelope with odd stamps
thank you for the replies
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re: to the recycle bin, right?
I am wondering if the ink jet postmarks are responsible? Canada started to use them.
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re: to the recycle bin, right?
mr macco, what do you mean be ink jet postmarks?
i also found another stamp that seems to be damaged
the bottom does not have any performations
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re: to the recycle bin, right?
That stamp looks like the bottom stamp from a booklet pane so may not be damaged.
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re: to the recycle bin, right?
No, please keep. It most likely is the 'end' stamp from a coil roll of stamps.
If you don't want it, I'd love to have it Kira.
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re: to the recycle bin, right?
"If you don't want it, I'd love to have it Kira."
i have normal one so i don't really need this one
it will be in the mail tomorrow
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