I think that, in the unlikely event I was bidding on these, I'd prefer an RPSV Certificate, and not just because I'm a member
However, assuming that both certificates are correct, they probably represent the extremes of approaches to setting reserves: on the one hand, start low to attract interest; on the other, start at your most optimistic, and walk away if you don't get it.
Thanks Tony, yep, that makes sense, I guess the dealer goes under vendor instructions, but I was thinking, he would advise the identical reserve. The ceremuga goes under the hammer first, the other follows directly after.
Aaargh, I am a dummy! I spent a while looking at the stamps and missed the legend! MUH and MLH look the same when underneath in the catalogue. I only noticed the difference with two asterisks for MUH. My apologies RPSV is "mint lightly hinged"
SV I am not sure if I can oblige, it is a "post bid sale" not sure if realised price is broadcast.
It always amuses me that Australian collectors say they couldn't collect the Indian States because of all the fakes there of them - yet ask the same Australian collectors to buy, for example, a Kingsford Smith OS overprint without a Certificate, and they roll their eyes and look at you as if you were an idiot.
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