Are Wiemar Republic Stamps Being Forged?

I need an item number to communicate with him.

May want to hurry. When I first posted he had 20+ sheets, now has two.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mi-112-Boge...AOSwqRRZzZA7

Thank you! Thank you! I just bought the last one from him.

I just purchased the send one because it has the 1919 HAN.

I meant to say I just purchased the second full shet because it has the 1919 HAN.

Glad you finally made the connection with the seller. That was kind of amazing. When I first posted the ebay.de link, it was to an almost full page of sheets, my last posted link less than 10 minutes later, he had only two sheets for sale.
Glad you found your sheet.

Yes. The seller rolfe1276-5 does not list either Paypal or credit cards as a form of payment accepted, so his listings will not appear on ebay.com. If you want to see them, change the .com part of the url to .de. You can log into ebay.de using the same username and password as on ebay.com. But make sure that a seller accepts some form of payment that you can use before bidding on any of their items!!

To answer the original question "are Weimar republic stamp forged":

There are many forged postmarks, as postally used often comes at a premium for the inflation issues. My advise to the general collector would be to stay away from these. It require specialist knowledge to navigate these waters.

Some interesting analysis made in this translated article:

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to download for the inventory of wrong signatures, there are today the following pictures with the wrong signature OECHSNER BPP.

The signature is located on a DR 112a. The "b" can also be distinguished from the black-and-white image. The "b" shows an extremely porous print with many white spots, in particular also in the lower region of the mark. Note the spots (at 112a not available) above the word flight mail. Following pictures of real 112b (these canceled stamps are rarities, with the kind permission of the auction house Felzmann, Düsseldorf show) and the real signature OECHSNER BPP and the dubious pieces.
112a with wrong signature:





Real Signature:

Mr. Oechsner always cuts his test post accurately. Fold marks are not signed deeply.
Real 112b:




From stamps X forum(original).
http://www.stampsx.com/forum/archiv...ic.php?id=66