Query- how is the Bulgarian stamp coil when there are perfs on all sides? I ask because this is the second thread I've seen where an all perfed stamp has been identified as coil. I didn't figure there was any point to mention it the first time since I figured everyone would see it was mislabeled. But now I'm wondering if I'm missing something.
OK, then how do you tell the difference between a sheet originated coil and just a stamp from a sheet? And you say 'originally'. That Bulgarian is 1979, relatively recent.
Quote: OK, then how do you tell the difference between a sheet originated coil and just a stamp from a sheet? And you say 'originally'. That Bulgarian is 1979, relatively recent.
`MiNr. 2813-2814 gedruckt in Rollen, jede 5. Marke weist auf der Rückseite eine Zahlnummer auf.' well, this is "myyyy way" to tell the difference....
James, these were only supplied as coils, which make it easy. :)
IIRC the KG6 Australian coil stamps have a peculiar perforation, the diameter of the pins are larger in the centre and diminish (barely visible) as the get to the ege of the frame of the stamp, to facilitate easy seperation from the coil.
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Posted 06/02/2011 05:26 am
well, this is "myyyy way" to tell the difference....
