Simple answer probably but I need to know , if for example I have two identical CE3 , one MNH the other MLH . The catalog shows 50% more on VF column, to get a simple understanding ,would it be safe to use 25% more for MLH?
I believe that a premium for a Mint Never Hinged stamp - MNH is for a MNH stamp that the overall condition is VF. If the condition is F then the factor is divided by 2.
Example... xyz stamp NH% factor for MNH is 150%. The CV for a VF version of xyz is $100 and a F version is $70. Both are MNH. The corrected value for the VF version is $250 and the F version is $122.50
Unitrade states: "NH% Premium: Full 'NH premium' only applies to stamps with pristine original gum in the state it left the printer - no gum disturbance at all. NH stamps with any disturbance will USUALLY sell for the listed 'OG' price or perhaps a little more if the disturbance is very minor"
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Posted 04/06/2016 8:20 pm
