Scott #657 - Dirt On Plate Spot.

Wert, I did not buy the other copies available at the Post Office at the time (was offered 2 more) but attached is an article describing the find in the "reflets de la philatelie", Vol. 2, no. 1 from February 1977

Here is an example of a "UFO"?

Not sure what this might be ("Cloud over Parliament"?)

This one is listed in the Darnell catalog. I got a good price for this one, so there can be actual value in these.

"Spot on Hoof"

I can't find the image of my bubble blowing toy train at the moment, but here are 3 identical corner blocks.







Hope you all enjoy these. Will post more if desired.

3Dadeo...Very nice examples.

Could these donuts be a small "repellex" error?

Thanks wert. Keep yours coming as well.

Here are the trains I was talking about. Toot toot.

BTW...Here is the advertisement that was produced by Canada Post for this stamp...Just in case you are curious..??

Also, sent an email to Unitrade asking if they are interested in a possible constant/nonconstant stamp..??..As usual, no reply..unbelievable..oh well...

Wert.. What unitrade email address are you using? The one in the introduction of the catalogue directly to the editor or to the Unitrade offices in Toronto?

studystamps...I believe it was the one in Toronto at the address below....I don't think I will try to contact them again...They probably don't care too much anyways one way or the other.

unitrade@rogers.com

wert, send an e-mail to the editor of Unitrade, not Unitrade itself (they produce the catalog, they don't edit it).
You will get a response. I did.

However I also mentioned that these errors are very inconstant, and unlikely to be included. Otherwise the catalog would have to add many new pages. Just because they do not get included however, does not mean that collectors are not interested. As I mentioned, I have sold some for a good price.

If you like them, then who cares if they are in the catalog?

Cant find the e-mail to the editor of Unitrade...I will just let it pass...thanks anyways 3Dadeo

Like you avatar...want a copy of my mint stamp without the cancellations...haha

The first page of the Introduction of the last nine Unitrade catalogues has included the editor's direct e-mail address:

unitrade@adminware.ca

(I wonder how many people actually read the Introduction of any stamp catalogue? There is some very important information contained there.)