Quote: That someone, who freely admits that they didn't know anything about the family stamp hobby before looking for help, shows up here and gets punched in the nose.
So now telling someone the truth rather than letting them follow a delusion is punching them in the nose.
The Norway Posthorn 10 in carmine that you show is the 1899 issue printed by Knudsen, plate II. It has a value of about 10 cents, extremely common. There are about 22 separate issues of the 10 red of which Scott lists the most common of these (1877-1919).
It should be mentioned that often there are significant differences in CV between used and mint copies of the same stamp. The German Germania sets differ in perforation, down to 1/4 point, in WM, and more. The Norwegian Posthorn differs in perforation, fonts, engraving, and more. All these affect the value.
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Posted 01/26/2025 12:10 am
