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For the history nerds in here, note the postmark on this 1c Victoria...the day our country was born?  |
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| Edited by Gilles le timbre - 07/15/2016 07:12 am |
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Neat - one of those things where even if the stamp isn't worth a fortune (F copies are in the $40 range), there's still something special about it. |
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Yes, I think James is correct. I just checked a sampling of used small queens and find JA for January, JU for June and JY for July. |
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I saw a couple of JY dates on mine. The power of suggestion is a strong thing. |
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Thanks for the clarification. This is , nevertheless a nice stamp, with a nice and neat cancel. probably worth keeping. |
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Yes worth keeping Gilles. If not send it to me.  It is uncommon to find dated cancels on stamps before the 1880's. |
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<<<It is uncommon to find dated cancels on stamps before the 1880's.>>>
Well have a look at my post of a stamp with a 1838 cancel. |
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djschol, sorry I was unclear - I was referring just to early Canadian stamps. |
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