Perforated Pence Issue

UGHH those just make me droool. I'd be content filling the 11-12-13 spots with torn and tattered but those re entries on the 12's are amazing.
Watermark-- Now I see just how in depth your collection is I can only imagine the internal struggle to let the 32 go up for grabs. For me its a no brainer as I have nothing close to warant a crazy high end piece but you have some amazing material and that 32 would have had a nice home.

Hi Nitrolures, I am nervous enough keeping these little gems here at home. But that big gem is probably worth way over what the rest of my collection is worth. Had it in a safety deposit box and that gave me no pleasure. Couldn't pull it out and look at it in my album. I did make a full size copy with my computer and printer so I have a keepsake in that whole in my album page.

I will try and get some more scans made tomorrow to finish up this topic with what I have.

Great stuff... keep posting !

1/2d Perforated Major Re-entry Pos. 58:





Note Extra heavy horizontal line in upper left and upper right corners, doubling in margin lower left corner and lower right corner bottom frame line, doubling in "O" on ONE, and "AGE" of POSTAGE.

Beautiful! I have no pence issues at all. So I shall live vicariously through you lot!

watermark...can you zoom in where you think the re-entry may be situated...

James- lets go halfs on a 3P and have joint custody.

If you are having trouble seeing the re-entries you can visit www.re-entries.com where Ralph Trimble has great close up images of them on the imperforate issues. You will even see some more of my stamps there.

1/2d Perforate Major Re-entry Pos. 60:





Note doubling of almost all the letters and in the outer portrait oval above "CANADA."

Watermark, you have an amazing collection of those perf pence issues. My long term goal is to have 1 of these re-entries, and you have many of them...what a feast to look at them

1/2d Perforate Major Re-entry Pos. 70:





Note (Some of the doubling is faint on this copy) Doubling in "CANADA POSTAGE," below "PENNY," also note the extension of the vertical frame lines at bottom left and right corners.

The next three don't show doubling (unless I missed something)
1/2 Pence Perforated:





3 Pence Perforated:





6 Pence Perforated:






Note Guide dot in left margin and vertical guide line associated with it.

It is very nice to see so many of these Canada perforated pence issues on here. One day I hope to at least own one copy of # 11 for starters. What would be a good price to pay for a copy?

Those are beautiful stamps. Thanks for sharing.