Errors, Freaks And Oddities

Good question..Unitrade does not recognize UL corner.

Robert

Looks like it. I didn't know about that UL corner. Guess the Lower Left Corner Flaw is much more. Maybe you could point it out to Unitrade. Gilles/Wert, what a good eye.

Gilles....jimjung

Have sent an email to Robin Harris at Unitrade giving your guys name as being associated with this possible new find..Good work guys.

Robert

Here is another oddity on the Scott 656 Sprinter stamp.
I am calling it "blue earning".

Probably not a variety, but if other stamps come forward with the same oddity..You never know.

Robert

Robert

Is your paper dull or HB (Hibrite)?

My position 2 does not have the blue spot.

There are several blue marks on his spine and head.

Why did you change the background colour for your close up image?

Both your position 4 and mine have the red circle in this section of his face.

Didn't change the colour BlackJag...One of the picture taking close up software called Cheese does that.

Robert

Here is another oddity, that maybe be an oddity or even a variety..
Scott 62 (N.S.S.C.53)...Dot in left margin as compare to the regular stamp on the right.

Robert..

One more quick one...A weird half circle on the Scott 247 stamp.
Oddity/Variety...???...Who knows.

Robert

Here is the stamp with the oddity below.


It is position 20 on my sheet.


Here is the sheet number....

Here are a few more oddities..Robert

Scott E10




Scott 484




Scott 237






Scott 369

Scott 246..oddity appears on ALL stamps..

Also dot in "G" of postage on a Scott 37 Small Queen.

Robert

Here are a few more...

Robert

Wert:

How many stamps do you have to go through, for example with your Scott 741, to find an oddity such as that?

Frank.

Hi Frank.
You have no idea how many I could post..But going to slow down boring collectors and give other collectors a chance on other topics.

Stay safe everyone.
Robert

Robert:

I don't think you have to worry too much about boring people. You are getting about 1500 views per page. I have a similar page on the Australian group for KGV "Sidefaces" varieties. As you probably know, the Sideface and Kangaroo designs were were Australia's definitive from 1914 to 1937. Unfortunately the main Catalogue uses halftone illustrations of the varieties - not the best way of showing delicate flaws - and I have many times had problems making decisions based on them. So two or three others and I have been posting high-def images. I am getting about 400 views per page and will probably keep going until new views drop to under 10 per day, and I would in any case have been gathering the images. So if anyone is bored with them, it is their choice whether or not to continue watching.

So keep up the good work.

Frank.