Sunlike Kill Cancell.

I was wandering if this cancell might have been done by cork stamp and wether it depreciates the value of the postage stamp?

Thanks!

Your cancel is a segmented cork cancel. It does not lower the value of a used example but being common it doesn't increase the value either.
Vince

It is a cork cancel. This is a radial geometric design, usually referred to as a "circle of wedges." It is also known as a "fancy cancel."

Whether it adds or decreases value depends on the collector. For a collector simply wanting an example of this stamp, the cancel on the eye may be unappealing. For a fancy cancel collector, it probably would add appeal, although this radial geometric design is one of the most common fancy cancels on bank note stamps.

Thank you both for the info.
@vinman , how do you know wich "common" variety (STAMP)it is?

Makanudo,
I was referring to the cancel as being common. Your stamp is either Scott #178 hard paper printing or Scott #183 soft paper printing. I can't tell from the scan which number it is but my guess would be #178 because the tips of the perfs don't show loose fibers. But likI said it is difficult to know for sure from a scan. I hope this helps.

Vince