I soaked this stamp off this paper (in the left of the picture) so I figured I would be able to catalogue it, since it came from a book. But I can't find it. And I just noticed that the value on the left side of the stamp is upside down! It is in rough shape, but does anyone have an idea what this is?
I would recommend starting a new thread rather and asking about it since the title and original post is related to a different subject. I'm sure there are many here who are interested in seeing this!
Yes, 22 crows is right, it came from a postcard and I can see now that the upside down value is because a piece broke off the stamp and someone glued it in upside down! Now that 10p Elizabeth is interesting and probably does deserve its own thread. Thanks.
Apologies for mentioning that I believed both the half groschen and the GB 10d had been altered by graphical manipulation... I can confirm one has anyway.
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Posted 07/09/2014 01:17 am
