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I'm heavy into coins but not very familiar with stamps. Can anyone tell me what the catalog numbers of these would be and an approximate value?  
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Greetings ,those stamp would sell for 10 to $15.00 as a group but the condition looks poor on some . |
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Just an fyi. The Carrickfergus stamps are from a set of 4 using photos of castles taken by Prince Andrew (it pays to know people in high places). There are two versions of the set. Your version on the left in you image is from the first set issued in 1988 with the Queens head in relief. The second version you have with the gold silhouette was from a reissue from 1992-95. |
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With the exception of the £1.33 and £5 stamps all the others have very low S.G. catalog values. The £1.33 stamps are valued by S.G. at £8.00 each (fine used) and would be available elsewhere at 10% - 20% of their valuation. The £5 stamps are valued at £3 each (fine used) by S.G. and, again, are available elsewhere at a much reduced price.
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Thanks scotzm, I didn't know the £1.33 had a greater value than the £5. |
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You have a part set of eight..the tall format £1.00, £1.33, £2.00 and £5.00. It is the in-between values that have most value. The £1.00 is S.G.1026 and it has a cat val of £0.25 The £1.33 is S.G.1026c with a cat val of £8.00 The £2.00 is S.G. 1027 with cat val of £0.50 The £5.00 is S.G.1028 and cat value of £3.00 All prices are for fine used and are available for much less elsewhere. For instance... these three are available on ebay for £0.99 post free.  |
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please advice and share your opinion regarding this UK 88p from 2013 thanks  |
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istamp, you come up with some regular stamps. I do not have a catalog for Britain, but if you check http://stampworld.com you can fond just about any country in the world with their retail value. By the way, I love the bright color on your Machin. Peter |
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thank you I felt that something is different on this one but guess I was wrong sorry for that now I like to now if I correctly ID this cancelled block of 4 as the printing from 1958 de la rue and could you please check the wm if it correct thanks   |
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Isn't this Bradbury Wilkinson printing with multiple crown watermark? And see November 1965 cancellation. |
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I don't have uk catalog and used info from this site http://(20130207) Not allowed by the Staff.com/en/stamps/list/country/2611-United_Kingdom_of_Great_Britain_Northern_Ireland/year/1958/page/1 |
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"please advice and share your opinion regarding this UK 88p from 2013 thanks" more than one printer was used for this stamp... it was also available in security slits and non-security slit. I suspect you have the Wallsall Printers counter sheet self-adhesive, security slits version. Different printers would have subtle...or occasionally not so subtle differences... to the printed stamps. |
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