Canada Paste-Up Coils

I am wondering if there is consensus among this community on how to deal with "single" paste-up coils from the classic ERA of Canadian stamps? I have a few "singles" that clearly show they are part of a paste-up, but Unitrade does not seem to recognize those as a separate variety, and only lists them as pair. Since these are about 25x scarcer than normal coils, should they be valued as normal coils or as a discount to pairs (say 50% or less)?

There are several Unitrade valuations that I don't understand, including your query. I see no reason why paste-up singles are not included with their own valuations when they obviously show the paste-up section.

Just before reading this posting, I was wondering why printer's waste and other obviously stolen philatelic items are included in the catalogue. In this case, I'm referring to page 381, where there is a partially imperforate full sheet of the Year of the Ram 48 cent stamps and the UPC area is blacked out. These are not issued stamps, but stolen materials that were meant to be destroyed.

BlackJag I agree with your post entirely - both items.

Canada paste up coils occur up until 1930. From 1930 to 1935 there are the line pair coils. From 1935 onwards there are the jump strip coils.