I just wonder, if the cancellation ink goes off, couldn't that be a fake cancellation? After all, the ink used to cancel stamps is supposed to be permanent and unwashable
Littleriverphil, yes, I have seen it a few times on 19th Century GB stamps canceled with non-black ink, but nothing like bleeding the ink ... Even the stamps printed with water-soluble ink, they lose clarity but still no bleeding
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