People on here were able to tell me my stamp was a Scott #4...I have know idea how they came to that conclusion...Am I missing something very, very simple...???
Wert Check out this post about 2 large queens with some good pics of laid paper. Laid paper is very unique and easily identified by the strong vertical or horizontal lines formed in the paper making process. Once you actually have any stamp on Laid you will always recognize it. https://goscf.com/t/20714&SearchTerms=laid,paper
The laid paper is quite obvious, however, if those stamps were issued today, there would only be one number, and the others would be minor - either "a,b,c" or nothing in Scott, and i, ii, iii in Unitrade.
Similar examples would be the Caricature definitives of 1973. The easily distinguished ribbed paper don't even get a Scott listing, and get the "i, ii" numbers in Unitrade.
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Posted 02/06/2012 9:06 pm
