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Hydrangeas - There Are Two Die Cut Varieties In The Booklet Version

 
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Robin Harris has advised in the latest newsletter that the ten stamp booklet version of the Hydrangeas issue has two different die cuts for each of the two stamps. The five stamps on the left side of the booklet begin with a valley, whereas the five stamps on the right side of the booklet begin with a peak.

This has occurred three times previously:
Scott 2124 - Snownan (Christmas) - November 02, 2005
Scott 2282 - Lifesaving - July 25, 2008
Scott 2425 - Celebration - February 07, 2011

Mr. Harris is the editor of the Unitrade catalogue and the Elizabethan II Study Group Newletter.

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