The First Stamp for El Salvador a 1867 Volcano San Miguel, 1/2 c, ( blue ). 1 – A1 I see most stamps are priced for much less With cancelations on them. the Stamps I have does not have a Cancelations on it, With this stamp the one with cancelation is priced higher then the former,
How can I know if this stamp I have is a real or a forgery?
mo, I`m not sure I understand the background to your question. The stamp you posted is probably genuine ... and not all that valuable. I suspect that it is used but because it has no discernible postmark few people would take an interest in it. They would be better off getting a mint version.
Many (or at least some) Latin country stamps have higher CV with genuine cancellations. Mint does not always equal higher CV. Also, of course many very inexpensive stamps have been forged.
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Posted 12/14/2015 12:22 pm
