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All Forums Category: World Stamps and Covers Discussions Forum: World Classic Stamps Mint and Used

Italy 1877 - Block Of 3 - Big Deal Or Not?

 
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jimjamtwo
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I read recently that a philatelic item old for a large sum because it was the only known block of 4 of that stamp.

I'm not sure how anyone would be in a position to know, but I wonder if this is the only known block of 3 for this stamp (Italy 1877).



Used CV for this stamp is 2,80 €. What do people think I should list a B3 for?
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A block of 3 would be classified and one pair and one single. Odd numbered blocks could easily be created by simply removing a single stamp from any blocks of 4, 6, 8, etc., so they are not valued in Scott catalogues.
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jimjamtwo
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Rileysan, this in on cover, so the fourth stamp could not have been removed!

Of course, this is a special situation.
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Rileysan
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As much as I'd like to make your day, it's still classified as a pair and one single. Sorry :(
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Albert C
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At Sassone italian catalogue a block of 4 in a letter would be 14 times de value of a used single.
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