Does This Seller Know US Classics?

Can I remind you that only me provide answer to the op . He ask if the seller know us classic , I provide him 2 links to makeup is mind . But at 200 I will buy it

Will have the back scan tomorrow

Why are the perfs not in the same places on the left and right side?

Here the back of the stamp, we can see the thin as the Seller describe , but NO SIGN of perforations added. I will not insult the seller by asking him to soak it. He made a special trip to his store to scan it.

With the black cancel going down to the end of the perforation and showing that what you call a smudge is in fact another blue cancel I have no dough peoples this stamp as no perforations added


I link reference to know better the seller , make effort to enlarge the scan, email the seller and obtain a back scan, so I wonder who is the one who is really trying to help here and who is making joke

Now, I would prefer if the seller have post a scan by himself on ebay to show the thin he describe.

actually it was not a joke when I read it back




So I bid on it but.....

At $ 200 I will have get it, but $ 355 cdn is to much for the thin

area66, thank you for spending so much time to answer my questions.

I ask, "Does anyone know this seller?" and you post some links about him, also tell that you saw him before at a show. I did not mean that I suspect anything about him, only that I did not know. At your request he is willing to send a back scan. It would have been best if both front and back scans were part of the original listing, but still he is being cooperative.

Even more than learning about a particular seller or stamp, I am trying to learn about the process of evaluating classic stamps. For example I see that people with more experience than me do not always agree on reperfs, and there is a test using measurements on a high-resolution scan that I need to learn more about.