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I received this imperf. buried in a bunch of stamps I got in bulk. Apparently its of recent issue, but I can't find it in my Scott National nor in the Scott Catalog (mine only goes up to 2016).  Can anyone ID if for me please ? |
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In philatelic terms, anything after 1920 is "modern", and anything after 1940 is "recent". :-) |
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I'd go for after 1900 as middle period, after 1945 as modern. Choose your own epithet for post-2000. |
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If I read the date correctly as Jul 22 2017, then it would qualify as late usage.
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It was said "In philatelic terms, anything after 1920 is "modern"
Well, having been born in 1931 I guess I'm modern ! |
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Just to add to the confusion, I remember reading somewhere that classic stamps only go up to 1875. That leaves the last quarter of the 19th century without a description. 'Post classic' maybe? |
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Posted 02/24/2018 10:38 am
