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i found this stamp in Scott overprinted cilicie and surcharged 5 piaster in only Arabic that one in Arabic and English pls identify  |
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the stamp u appoint is 5 piaster in Arabic(#1594;#1585;#1608;#1588;) both sides this one piaster in both sides  |
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Hi, I believe hy-brasil is correct. Turkey Sc.#548 overprinted for Cilicia. The stamp you are comparing it to is Turkey Sc#547. |
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| Edited by Tongman65 - 03/10/2021 11:46 pm |
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Quote:
The stamp you are comparing it to is Turkey Sc#547. Agree. Quote:
Hi, I believe hy-brasil is correct. Turkey Sc.#548 overprinted for Cilicia. I suggest this is incorrect, The Stamp is T.E.O / Cilicie on Scott #547 (5pi on 2pa) Making it Cilicia Sc# 85A CV: Dash or straight line (Not sure what that means) Happy to stand corrected. |
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| Edited by rod222 - 03/11/2021 12:32 am |
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Dash= The stamp is known in a stated form or variety, but info, is lacking, or insufficient to establish a usable catalogue value
PS: This is where Stanley Gibbons and I , part friends.
Dashed if I can find it in the jumbled Cilicia in the 1960 Catalogue.
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| Edited by rod222 - 03/11/2021 12:51 am |
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PS Agmas,
Your stamp has 2 minor varieties (I think, as scan is poor)
1. TEO is on 1 line (normal has a raised "O")
2. Cilicie is shown as Cilicle
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| Edited by rod222 - 03/11/2021 12:58 am |
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Hi rod222, Scott lists the Turkey #548(yellow circled stamp above) with English characters. Scott #547(red circled stamp above)has Arabic characters. Therefore it's Cilicia Sc #86 or #86a.
Edit, because of my stupidity!! |
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| Edited by Tongman65 - 03/11/2021 12:33 pm |
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Sheesh !
I was working off the wrong stamp from this thread,
I don't know how I did that, Jeepers!
Thanks for the heads up, apologies to OP.
I was SO convinced.
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Just want to say the domination is in Arabic letters in the right and English letters in the left side I dont find it like that all I found is in Arabic I both sides |
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Hi agmasd56,
Arabic only characters= Turkey Scott#547,with Cilicia overprint Scott#85 etc..
Arabic and English characters= Turkey Scott#548, with Cilicia overprint Scott#86 etc..
What year is your Scott Catalog?
I'm using the 2021 Scott Classic as my reference. |
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