Prussia Sc#1 Cancel

Hi again!
This is a nice very fine Prussia stamp SC#1. As it is easy to see it has a cancel.

Looks like the cancel's from Ratibor.

Great Prussian stamp! And a terrific cancel!

Thanks postmasterGS and fjrosetti, really appreciate it.

Of course, now that I have access to the forgery manual, it appears you have a Type I forgery.

Even canceled, postmaster? And has you recently has access to manual???

The cancel is forged, too. It is not a postal use of a forgery.

Well, postmaster, thats my point, you are talking like an expert but not, you are watching your manual... So I must trust 100% on you, burning my stamps? Is that what I should do, the smart move? Is that what stallzer expecting me to do, belive in words as were told by God? lol, In Saxony, you showed images, trustable images, but here you are just talking. I appreciate your comments, anyway.

A double forgerie cancel... must be that. LOL.
Maybe you´re right, but words is not enough.

Mestal, maybe it's a language issue, but, you come across as very pompous and rude. I am not saying that you are rude, but..., your posts seem sarcastic and ungrateful.
I don't see any banner on this site claiming opinion's of any member should be considered gospel! You are not paying for a certificate when posting a question.
I don't think anyone here has a problem with you questioning there knowledge and asking more questions. But, you could show more appreciation for the time they have taken to reply.

Again I would say...., it might be a language issue and I'm reading you wrong.

Stampcrow, I really appreciate your effort and your words... If you read carefully each one of the answers and questions on Saxony SC#1, you will see rude answers, as rude as me. I just wanna be straight on what I was looking for, so get the right knowledge about my stamp... If somebody use his time or her time in something do not fits my request, I have to keep searching. Maybe I will not get my answer, but that´s not enough reason for stopping questioning. And if no one wants to help, thats ok too. After all is their own knowledge they put on the table. You can´t say is a forgery specting the other side to believe you just as that, I think is undertable keep askin, we are talking about thousands of dollars. Stallzer has been rude a lot of times before, this one I decide not to tolerate.
I don´t like this site anymore, no one makes a truly effort to understand my side of the story, even you the most nicest guy around here, and they don´t have to, no one have to.
But I really appreciate your time trying to make this work better. GOOD LUCK!

Please stop dragging me into your posts.

has to be a work

Mestal,
I have followed several of your threads and felt there was some misunderstandings due to language differences. I spent time to pull some stamps, scan them, and post them in your '2 c Washington #358 bluish paper? Now easier' thread. My hope was that it would help you in understanding that the more expensive stamps are also those which are much less common.

Everyone wants to think that the stamps they have are the ones that are worth more but the truth is the opposite. The answer here is very, very simple. You are getting free advice here. There are many places where you can send stamps and get a certification for your stamps. If your stamp came from the same place you can probably just send in a few; if they come back as forgeries you will be better able to judge the rest.

So independent from whether or not you or others have been rude or simply misunderstood, simply seek certifications for a few of your stamps. Obviously posting them here is causing you and other some frustrations, just stop posting them for now and come back after you have some certifications in your hand and let us know how it goes.
Regards,
don