I would like to see a census on the rarest stamps that catalog under $10.00 . I looked at hundreds of worldwide collections and they all are missing the same stamps. There are stamps you just can 't find .
This one is probaly more a printing error than by design, they probaly use one sheet of laid paper one time by accident or whatever reason. I don't know why Lighthouse put it in their album, at the time my album was printed, only 2 of this one was know and own by the same person......
Quote: This one is probaly more a printing error than by design, they probaly use one sheet of laid paper one time by accident or whatever reason. I don't know why Lighthouse put it in their album, at the time my album was printed, only 2 of this one was know and own by the same person......
Actually, all three were owned by different people and all three are different enough from each other to point to multiple printings at different times with different ink batches.
I means Daniel Eaton owned the 2 copies , if I rember well he purchase one from Gibbons in 80's and other one from Bileski in the 90's then one go in the hand of Jamieson ( Saskatton Stamp )
Anyway the history is not important, Lighthouse was foolish to put it on the albums pages , that's my point , it should not be on the page
The colours of the three #32's should not be judged by the photos in the Seigel census. The three stamps are, in fact, very similar in colour and probably originated from the same sheet. All three were used in Hamilton and were all cancelled using blue ink. GJP
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