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Posted 03/15/2015   1:16 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add Gilles le timbre to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Some re-entries of this series are quite dramatic, and do not necessarily require to be submitted for expertise. Let's post yours.
I'll start with my new acquisition, a 96i, MNH
Re-entries are Line in Canada, above 1/2, in AF of Half, in 08 of the left 1608 and most interesting, the 2 slip/retouched entries on the bottom frame line

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For those of us who are not familiar with Canadian stamps or have access to catalogs with Canadian numbers, why don't you label what the re-entries are? A picture is not really worth a thousand words.
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Posted 03/15/2015   1:56 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add Gilles le timbre to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
here is a good sample of what hairlines cracks look like, on this nice block of 4





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Here is a Scott #93 that looks as though it may be a re-entry.
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Here is an example of mine. I have more, but will have to dig them out.

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I don't have any Canada 97 Re-Entries, but I do have a few oddities. The "Hairline Crack" variety, 97i, is sometimes easy to see, and these actually can also be seen in the design, not just in the margins:





I also had some odd markings at the top of one stamp, and a small crack in the E of another. Not re-entries, but fun.



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Here's a beat-up Canada 98, similar to Ralph's Re-Entry #3. There are extensions to the right inner lines, almost touching the outer frame.





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Here is a 2 cents Quebec Tercentenary stamp with a 'flaw' behind the king's ear. I have heard from different sources that this flaw is in other collections as well. It is not a listed variety but, from what I am hearing, it is possible that it is a 'constant' one (?)

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