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Rob,
I keep trying to locate that Roller Blade flaw as it looks like it could be mistaken for part of the cancel. No luck so far.
Question. The view of the back of the 5 shilling red does not look reversed, as I would expect from a view of a very thin paper. Did you do some manipulation there?
Oops. Looks OK to me right now. |
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Very nice! Could you please post a close up of the Roller Blade Flaw?
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Quote: I keep trying to locate that Roller Blade flaw as it looks like it could be mistaken for part of the cancel. No luck so far.
Question. The view of the back of the 5 shilling red does not look reversed, as I would expect from a view of a very thin paper. Did you do some manipulation there?
Oops. Looks OK to me right now. Hi Steve It was my mistake, I immediately uploaded the correct image when you brought to my attention the incorrect reverse. Upload the stamp you think is a roller blade flaw and I'll see if I can identify it as one. Rob |
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| Edited by Rob041256 - 06/23/2017 5:25 pm |
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Hi Petert4522 Bottom right just under the "E" of "POSTAGE", joining the outer circle to the bottom stroke of the £ symbol, compared to the normal £2 on the right. Rob  |
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| Edited by Rob041256 - 06/23/2017 5:38 pm |
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Quote: Upload the stamp you think is a roller blade flaw and I'll see if I can identify it as one. Sorry for the confusion. I just meant I have actually been looking for a roller blade flaw for many years, and have yet to find one in any dealer's stock. (I keep hoping that it will be mislabeled as a Used Example where the flaw is mistaken as part of the cancellation.) Your example shows it quite clearly. (Lower right 2) Thanks for posting such great examples. |
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Quote: Sorry for the confusion. I just meant I have actually been looking for a roller blade flaw for many years, and have yet to find one in any dealer's stock. (I keep hoping that it will be mislabeled as a Used Example where the flaw is mistaken as part of the cancellation.) Your example shows it quite clearly. (Lower right 2) Sorry, misunderstood. To be honest I've never seen a used one either, they must exist as the ACSC mentions used ones. I'll have to look around to see if any are sold and the price asked for, for curiosity sake - the ACSC prices the used stamps at AU$325, I believe that is about US$246. Hope you find one mislabelled. Rob |
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Hi, Nice stamps! Im currently looking through a bag of 5/ stamps to try find any thin paper ones. I have no way to measure the thickness of the paper, so my request is: Can someone upload a photo of this paper next, or compared, to a normal paper one. I'll keep looking for now. Oscar
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Also,I've noticed the stamp on the certificate photo does not have the flaw....the one above that photo does. I have one of those £2 flaws with certificate also, I will upload a photo when I have the time. Cheers Oscar
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Thank you for posting this coat of arms set and all the details - I learned a lot today. |
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