Interesting point. I'll keep pretty much anything until I get a better copy, but maybe a small, pencilled note next to damaged stamps would help my daughter when she realises her £10 in the future! I usually already mark ungummed or, conversely, UMM, so thus wouldn't be a departure.
Quote: Long story short, if it looks nice from the front, I MAY be willing to put up with some small flaws. It it's butt ugly, I probably wouldn't want to collect it, faulty or not.
Climber Steve:
Quote: I am more tolerant of faults if the stamp is both old and expensive.
If it is a stamp I'll ptherwise never be able to afford and it is still presentable at the right price and my wife won't find out I might go for it.
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Posted 06/17/2015 4:07 pm
If it is a stamp I'll ptherwise never be able to afford and it is still presentable at the right price and my wife won't find out I might go for it.
