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Question Regarding Identification Of The Condition Of A Stamp.

 
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I would like to know where to post a question regarding the condition of an Australian stamp I have. I am a relative beginner, and I am having difficulty making a determination as to whether a stamp with minor damage is suitable for trading, and if so, how should it be listed. I do not intend to list any stamps for trading on this site at present. I am just trying to learn more about judging the condition of stamps in general. Thank you.
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