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Also you might get more responses if you posted it in the Canadian Stamp section. This section is for United States classic stamps. Maybe one of the moderators will be kind enough to move it there for you as most of the Canadian stamp collectors don't read this section. |
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I moved it. I also edited the title. Please put some kind of description in your titles. |
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it's an Ontario Law stamp # OL47, it's worth $5 mint , sorry you don't win the lottery tonight . the overprint is simply court clerk who put the date and sign
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| Edited by area66 - 02/20/2015 9:23 pm |
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I think on the van Dam link you are paying a premium for the interesting cancels. His print catalogue has these listed at .25¢ used. Maybe a little more on document, as yours seem to be. |
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Ok thanks. I'll post more as I go through em, there's an extreme amount I came by |
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Another way this could increase in value is that it is cancelled on a document on Valentine's day. If on a divorce document, could be worth a premium...lol |
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Posted 02/20/2015 4:41 pm
