Yes, soemtimes tricky, Edwin you have to know the stamp really. Some stamps are <only> available in booklet pane form so that then becomes the only way to collect.
I hinge straight edge stamps if I do not know the format it may be available in, and replace it when a 4 sider turns up.
huh, well I just learned about Tagging and UV short wave lamps, I guess I'll have to save up for one of those now since my 1960 stamps cant get sorted...
I know for plate blocks or plate number singles from the US, it is cheaper and easier to get a used copy of the Durland Standard Plate Number Catalog as that will tell you which plates were tagged. For singles, you do have to rely on a lamp.
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Posted 09/23/2010 10:41 pm
