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Hi, if anyone could shed some light to what this stamp is and its value please, Im not going to sell it as I have had it for about 2 years now, This stamp is my first stamp that has got me hooked to this hobby, I know this stamp is worthless to the serious stamp hobbyist, but for me this is the stamp that has started my stamp hobby journey! I will upload a picture in about 10 minutes, sorry I do not have a scanner and will have to take the photo on my mobile, Thankyou all in advance! Hope you have a great day ahead! Turbojay 
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| Edited by TurboJay - 04/09/2014 03:23 am |
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Just a guess, but I am going to say it is a Ukrainian stamp based on the coat of arms located in the top center behind the "Y.N.N" overprint. |
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Hi knuppster59, Your my first reply ever! thankyou for the information, I did find this in my first ever lot of kiloware that I bought just out of curiosity, (I was thinking to myself, what is this kiloware? then bought it on a whim) Hooked from there on, Thankyou again knuppster59 Turbojay |
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United Kingdom
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Hi knuppster59, Your 100% right, look at the ebay listing id number=161265023682, How on earth could you tell that? my mind is blown! Thankyou again, Turbojay |
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United States
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Good morning, TurboJay!
According to the Scott catalogue, this stamp was created in 1923 by the Ukraine government, who was exiled in Warsaw, for the purposes of a "field post" during a planned invasion of the Ukraine. The invasion never happened and the stamps never used.
Welcome to SCF!
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| Edited by Rileysan - 04/08/2014 09:33 am |
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Hi Rileysan, Thankyou very much for the information! I hope to become an active forum member from today, all seem so kind, Have a brilliant day ahead and take care, Turbojay |
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turbo,
Welcome to the board. Glad I could be a little help, but Riley was the one who did the hardcore research and was able to formally identify what it is you have. If you stay in the hobby, you will be able to shortcut and narrow down ID's based on appearances, languages, and symbols on the stamps. Just takes time and exposure to various stamps. Definitely a cool stamp you have here. |
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United Kingdom
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Hi knuppster59, I guess it will just be a learning curve for me, im not sure what stamps I currently like, I guess I have the stamp bug so anything will do, I have lots of wildings to check for watermarks and g lines, If there is a way to add you to my friends list if I have one? if not then just stay in contact with me, also I do not have or never have owned a stamp catalogue, I will go out and buy an older version of one soon, the GB one I think as I mainly have them at present, im here for the long haul as the stamp bug has taken over now ;) Hope you have a lovely day ahead, Take care and all the best, Turbo |
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Quote: but Riley was the one who did the hardcore research and was able to formally identify what it is you have Kind words, indeed! You identified the stamp as Ukraine - something I was unable to do by myself. Scott catalogue did the rest! |
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This is the only reason I knew it was possibly Ukrainian  TJ, I am unaware of a friend list on this site. Not saying there isn't one, just that I haven't seen it yet. Catalogues are a great investment and older ones can be had a great discount. Trust me when I say there are a lot of smart people on this board. You will learn a ton from them. I learn something new almost everyday on here. |
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United Kingdom
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Hi guys, thankyou for both helping me out! been stumped for 2 years! and within minutes you both hit the nail on the head first time round! I will be keeping this stamp forever  Have a great day ahead, Take care and all the best, Turbo Hopefully I can keep coming online to chat and keep in contact with yous, the friends list thing was just a suggestion as I am quite the noob around here, hope yous keep in contact with me, also I admit I am a slow learner but maybe get there in the end  I shall keep my Cool stamp away for life! Im thinking about getting= 2014 COLLECT BRITISH STAMPS CATALOGUE, for £6.00, hopefully this will cover my uk stamps, Thankyou again, Turbo |
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| Edited by TurboJay - 04/08/2014 10:43 am |
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Quote: If there is a way to add you to my friends list if I have one? At the top row of navigation buttons: -- choose "My SCF" -- then click on the "Friends" link in the list -- add/remove friends as needed I think most of us do not use the Friends feature, but that doesn't mean we're not friendly.  k |
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Hi, Thankyou so much, all 3 of you who replied to me have now been added to my friends list, I hope this is acceptable to you 3, I admit I cannot help anyone currently but in time I will try my best to do so, Turbo |
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You've already been a great help by posting questions! Looking forward to more posts from you in the future. Enjoy your stamps and your week!
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Hi k, You too my friend, Im going to bed now at 5pm in the afternoon! been up for 3 days straight, sleeping issues you see, Take care my friend and will be back on tomorrow,all the best, Turbo |
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Here's that stamp without overprint, not issued in 1920 as part of a set of 14 stamps. Klaus  |
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