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I see a sheet of stamps for sale that said sheet of 100 with "cs" mint never hinged with original gum. What does the"cs" stand for?
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This is the sellers answer"Chromed Steel" indicating that a plate has been chromium plated. Example: Georgia Bicentennial Issue (Scott 726). Also it is rare.....probably 1% sheet of Scott#726 has CS marking. I would say CS marking sheet has 25% more value than regular sheet . Thank you
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Wayneskow.....I see no mention of "cs"
in this listing????
It was on the main page of the listing under Item description. |
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| Edited by Wayneskow - 12/22/2014 9:50 pm |
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your item # was a #657 sheet....
The "cs" as the seller stated is correct.
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Thanks again Kevin, The description on the main page on the bottom was a description for another sheet of stamps put on the page by mistake by the seller. No "cs" markings on that sheet. |
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| Edited by Wayneskow - 12/22/2014 10:12 pm |
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Posted 12/21/2014 6:53 pm
