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hi all
in my kiloware purchase I accumulated a large amount of the forever liberty bells and just put them in a big box...99.99 are on paper ...are there any rare or somewhat of value I can look for?...i just never really liked this stamp and to me it seems that these stamps are very easily damaged ... please excuse me for always thinking about stamp values thanks for any and all help
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Hi LoneDan, Was there an error on these stamps? I can't find any information on any errors. Gary |
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As far as I know there are none of any real value. Perhaps there are some lacking the appropriate perforations, but I'm unaware of them. However, as a collector, I really enjoyed the challenge of determining all the different varieties of the Forever Liberty Bells. It's difficult to put a price on some of the joys of stamp collecting, but for my two cents worth it's more valuable than money.
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I think these things came out in coil format, as well as sheet, booklet, etc. One can always look thru them for coil number singles, pairs, strips and I would even bet you could find a precancel or two in there (depending on the quantity you have). If they didn't come out in coil format, ignore this post. |
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I bought 20 books back in 07. Ran out of stock and started using them just the other day. May start seeing 07 issues with current postmarks. Doubt they are worth anything.
Thinking of buying up another bunch of stock to hold in case US does what Canada did last week!
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I believe there is a reported variety missing the gold "Forever" ink??
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I count 13 varieties by Scott number. There are also two tagging varieties that Scott relegated to note status (they once had minor Scott numbers). All the stamps come from booklets or ATM panes: there are no coil varieties.
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wt1, that PDF presentation is excellent... are there more on that website? I couldn't find a good index? |
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There are also at least 44 variations of Liberty Bell postal stationery envelopes. |
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Posted 12/27/2013 03:55 am
