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Let's try this again  https://www.stampcommunity.org/uploaded/dianne earl/2008217_unknown.jpg " border="0" style='cursor:default' onClick='doimage(this,event)'> |
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I'll do it the old fasioned way and get help next time Image: [url= https://www.stampcommunity.org/uploaded/dianne earl/2008217_unknown.jpg " border="0" style='cursor:default' onClick='doimage(this,event)'>]  unknown.jpg[/url] 78.37 KB |
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one ome time |
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I think I finally go it right  |
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#4 Slovenia (Yugoslavia) Scott #3L3 10 filler, carmine rose, Chain Breaker, issued in 1919, CV 0.20 |
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#5 Kazakhstan Scott #4 5 rubles, Day of the Republic, issued Dec. 16, 1992, CV 0.50 |
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#6 Korea, Democratic People's Republic, Scott #1410, 20 chon, Jangsu Peak, issued Nov. 30, 1975. |
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#3 Liechtenstein Scott #J9 80 heller, rose red, Postage Due, issued in 1920. CV 0.20 |
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Thanks I thought # 6 was Korean but didn't have a clue on the others. If it helps the first two letters on #1 are PO, cant' read any of the other. Thought it could be Poland but couldn't confirm |
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Dianne, your first stamp looks like a masterpiece! It's a Belgian stamp depicting Leopold I. I think this is one of the medallion issues of 1849 or 1851 (designed by Ch. Baugniet and engraved by J.H. Robinson), but I'm not too sure as the image is too small. Could you please post a larger pic so we can all appreciate it? |
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Hello Dianne....
#1 is from Belgium....depending on the watermark it is either #1, #3 or #6
The watermark on #1+3 are two script "L's" with a square frame outline....#6 is the same without the frame.
At the top of the stamp it reads "postage".
Values....#1...$100.00.....#3..$100.00........#6..$8.50
Tom |
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...and the second looks like an Austrian newspaper stamp to me.
amitvyas03 is correct. #2 is Austria Scott #P17 10 heller carmine, newspaper stamp, imperforate, issued in 1908 CV 0.30 Wow, nice teamwork on identifying these! Thank you everyone! |
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