Flyspecking Scott 650

Hi guys..I dont usually bother too much with post 1940 stamps, but try a little flyspecking of your own..In about 15 minutes I found these Non constant varieties..Now remember guys the last 4 are classified as non constants until proven other wise.

Robert

This first one is the well known red thread (constant)


This one has 2 donuts on blue dress (non constant)


This one has large red tear at bottom of blue dress (non constant)


This one has 2 white lines tears on blue dress (non constant)


This one has blue dot on far white dress (non constant)

Robert, very hard if not impossible to tell on my computer. I can see #1, #3 and #5 but the other two are too small!
But a very good post though,


Peter

Here's some more

Red dot on skirt


Red front on blue gown


Red colour shift on back of blue skirt and Canada 6


Red donut on skirt


Red tear on blue skirt - position 46


Red donut on skirt


Hole in skirt


Red line on skirt

wow..nice finds blackjag

Robert

wow-never looked at it like that-flyspecking huh?

91stang
I am a flyspecker at heart as are a few more on here..only 2 things to remember to be a good flyspecker.

1 - Recognize what should be there, but isn't.
2 - Recognize what is there, but should not be.

Have fun with it.

Robert

Or in other words:
Canadian winters are very cold and the nights are very long. ;)

Yea John, and every so often someone up there leaves the door open!

Peter

Hey, remember guys where I live there are 13 states more north than me..haha