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Tokgae, there is a bad problem with the left bottom corner. I do not think the stamp has much value that way!
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tokgae...Peter is correct..I did a slight 3D on your stamp and that tear is across the frame to..Too bad cause they are nice stamps. Robert  |
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And I did an X-ray on your stamp....  LOL Robert, 5 days early but Happy Aprils Fools Day! Your friend Don |
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| Edited by 51studebaker - 03/27/2016 10:36 am |
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Without doing any spectral analysis of the stamp, I can tell you that in VG mint condition the stamp is worth less than $5 even if it is mint and unhinged. With the damage to the bottom corner and some staining on the perforations, the stamp becomes almost worthless. The perforations on the right side appear to show the imprint (printer notice) so this would make the stamp a little more collectable but still not worth more than a dollar or two even to the right buyer. Sorry. |
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I think the print traces on the right perf tips are from the next stamp - not the margin imprint. Sorry but the best place for this damaged stamp is the recycle bin. GJP |
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Unfortunately, I looked through all of the responses and it appears that no one ever told the OP the actual identification of their stamp. It is NOT the 21 that you are hoping for. It is Scott/Unitrade 34 with a damaged bottom left corner.
Even if it were 21, please do not jump to the conclusion that it is 21vii, which is worth 10x the normal stamp when, again, it is in pristine condition, which yours is not. 21vii is made of a special paper, which is extremely difficult to identify if you are a beginner.
Please try to use SCF as a resource for learning ... not just quick identification and selling. Good luck with your collection. |
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even it has a tiny problem on the corner which it has a small effect on the stamp but surely it worth more than few dollars for sure, an experienced Canadian stamps collector here offer me $500 us but I turn it down. it just not for sale. thanks |
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| Edited by tokgae - 03/28/2016 02:03 am |
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thanks for all your comments , but what is SCF means ? ? am new to the stamps collector |
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Quote: offer me $500 us but I turn it down Wow. Incredible. Did they actually see the stamp, or did you tell them it was a 21vii? My advise ... sell it to them IMMEDIATELY, and take the money and run. (Some people have all of the luck!  ) SCF = Stamp Community Family. This is the group of people that will help you wade through all of your questions, if you only listen to what they have to say. |
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| Edited by Partime - 03/28/2016 02:04 am |
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My further advise ... take all of your stamps and sell them to this person immediately. You will be a very, very wealthy person, and they will be out of lots and lots of money. Move to another country, change your name and identity, and live a life free of any care in the world. Good luck.  |
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my passport has expire so I can't sell it immediately. and it will cost more than $500 to change my name and my identity. I will have a think about it. may be I sell my stamp to blind people which may attract more higher value +.+ |
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