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All Forums Category: General Philatelic Discussions (Non Country Specific) Forum: Main Stamp Collecting Forum

156 And 167 Identification, Whats The Differences ?

 
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huffy
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Posted 08/16/2015   9:35 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add huffy to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Hi,me again,I know this is a stupid question for you guys but I'm here trying to learn.

What is the difference between a 156 and a 167 stamp ? As far as I can see on the internet the 156 has gum and the 167 doesn't,that's all I can find about the ID,there must be more than that.
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Huffy, do you have a Scott specialized? Scott 167 was a special printing, indeed issued without gum. The paper, according to the catalog is white on the special printing, yellowish on 156.

Peter
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huffy
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I have to order a new one,I had it with the newspapers and it went out with the recycled box last month LOL.I haven't needed it till now.
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What country are you talking about? 156 and 167 doesn't mean much to a lot of people (including me).
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huffy
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USA,1 cent,the 156 regular printing and the 167 Special printing.
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