Here are two stamps that look the same under ordinary electric light but different in UV (simple Chinese device). In fact the one on the right looks completely blue, yet the camera makes it look partly reddish.
I could not find any UV difference mentioned in Michel catalogue. Maybe I should look elsewhere?
My 1984 Michel stops before this stamp was issued, but I think you may find that the one perf all the way around has a suffex of A while the one imperf at bottom has suffex of D (from bottom of booklet pane.)
This is the Goethe and Schiller issue of 1997-98. The stamp perfed on four sides is Michel #1934A, the booklet stamp is #1934D. I didn't see anything about differing tagging either.
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Posted 07/21/2012 4:06 pm
I could not find any UV difference mentioned in Michel catalogue. Maybe I should look elsewhere?
