Is This Considered An Error?

This seems to be a perforation error(?). The 2 double stamps (not separated) have the same perf mistake as the 2 single stamps. Is these any value to these?


Thanks
Geod

Yes, it is considered an error. There is also some value to these although I could not tell you ho much. You could check ebay and go to EFO's to see similar die cut errors.

Peter

Yes, it is an error. However is the most common type of error.

Source: Mis-Perforated Errors (https://www.kenmorestamp.com/the-am...ated-errors)

These listed on that site even though they are different will give you idea on value. Maybe $10? You won't get rich.

Edit: typo

It is Not an error, but rather a freak. Value is modest but not zero.

Error?

Freak?

What are the definitions in stamp terms?

Hi ggreve,
Glossary link is in the upper left hand corner of this page, fifth from the top.

Stamp Smarter also has an illustrated Glossary here
http://www.stampsmarter.com/Learnin...aryHome.html
Don

EFO = an acronym for error, freak, oddity.
I visualize this on a scale of 1-10, let's say:
10 - error
9
8
7
6
5 - freak
4
3
2
1 - oddity
Each collector gives a mental score to any EFO item with price/value increasing accordingly up the scale. There are no set definitions, as you can see from the responses you have received so far. Some have called your stamps an error and some have not. I would rate a minor perforation shift such as your at about a 2.5

Thanks everyone for your thoughts and comments. I didn't think I was going to get rich but just needed to make sure

Thanks again
Geod