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Thanks Dynamode.
Fascinating piece of work.
Appreciated.
PS: Had a cursory look at your collection, all seem private punctures,
could not recognise any British Official punctures amongst that lot.
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Glad you liked the pdf. Thanks for looking at my perfins. One day I will soak the ones on paper, and sort them properly. |
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and sort them properly. Good luck with that.......... I thought un-sortable, until I saw the HUTH disertation. |
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Hi, I have just joined stampcommunity. Is anyone familiar with the perfin WHR? This perfin is on a GB 32, plate 3, which Scott '17 values at $500. How would the perfin affect the value on this stamp? Thanks. |
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WHR exists (#379)
Unknown owner
Affect value? depends on the purchaser, and the state of the stamp.
Possibly the stated price is for a mint unused example, price drops from there
What is a GB32 ? please endeavour to be descriptive.
My records show WHR does not exist on a Queen Victoria stamp.
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The effect on monetary value to most collectors will ordinarily be steep because the stamp's been mutilated - set against that will be the interest to one of the much smaller band of perfin collectors. Conversely, an uncommon perfin on a common stamp could well go in the opposite direction. |
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Most likely PAC is for Prudential Assurance Company |
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| Edited by vayolene - 12/10/2019 11:09 am |
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Most likely PAC is for Prudential Assurance Company That's correct.  |
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I am new to stamp collecting Yet you use Tweezers / tongs for your image........Bravo! (No fingers) You are well on your way to become a great collector. |
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Thanks and I just received my perf gauge - I do not know how to use it yet, but I am determined to learn.
So far I have filled about 70 Vario sheets full so that I could protect the Stamps and also to sort by country, date and series - though I could not be sure of everything so it is semi-close for now.
I am enjoying myself, glad that I was lucky to be gifted my Aunt's collection. |
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Great Britain perfin - SBSA. Can anyone be so kind to assist?   Regards Adeltjie |
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