Fascinating. Does it show up as a piece of paper that was scraped up but then re-attached when you look at it on an angle with the light shining on it? Under magnification of course.
Ah, well then. Interesting and an eye catcher indeed. I have always liked that series with the orderly grid lines and rampant (heraldry means rearing) lion.
This is the first I have seen with this type a variety. Upon first appearance, I would have thought it was damaged but when you state you can see a 'raised' level on it at a certain angle, then it is an EFO type probably?
LOL. These kinds of stamps seem to be attracted to me like moths to a flame. I don't collect them but I seem to be accumulating them at an extraordinary rate.
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Posted 12/30/2010 6:36 pm
