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Signs Of The Zodiac

 
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Posted 02/20/2013   10:59 am  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add studystamps to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Canada Post released their final set of 4 stamps in the 3 year series of the Signs of the Zodiac today (Feb 20/13).

The customary self-adhesive panes of 10 (one for each design) and water-activated gum souvenir sheet of 4 were released.

In addition, a water-activated gum pane of 12, containing all 12 stamps in the series, was issued today (this is a scan of the actual stamps):



Why this topic?

Well, the perforation gauge on this pane of 12 is different from the souvenir sheets of 4!

Souvenir sheets: perf 12.5
Pane of 12: perf 12.5 x 13.2

Yippee! 12 more varieties to collect.

In used condition, what will be scarcer; singles from the three souvenir sheets or singles from this new pane of 12?
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