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1869 Pictorial . Glue.trap?

 
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Heres a shot of my 1869 U.S Pictorials
I won the Scotts U.S 122, 90cent Carmine & Black
from an online bid, got it for a really good price.
When it showed up , upon closer inspection I could
see it was cut to imperf then glued onto a perforated back piece ?
Yet the grill is still visible from the backside, I tried soaking it off ,
Only the smallest bit of a corner came up, not enuff to set free without damage.
Has any one seen anything like this before ?
Glue.Trapped



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It's been rebacked. Someone took a damaged stamp and added the margins and the perforations. You should return it and get your money back if you can.
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Revcollector,
In your opinion what would something like this be worth ?
I paid about $260 American a few years ago,
(thought it was a good price)
too late to return.
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I wouldn't pay you $20 for it.
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