On the editorial front, the most important change for 2016 is the elevation of the type II imperforate 1903 2˘ King Edward VII definitive (previous Scott 90a) to major number status as Scott 90A. This stamp, along with Scott 136-138, are the only Canada imperforate stamps that were actually issued to the public.
Scott/Unitrade 90A is now considered a stamp in its own right in between Scott/Unitrade 90 and 91 rather than a variety of Scott/Unitrade 90 as 90a used to be.
90A imperforate type II (special plate 13 and 14) gummed is more common than 90c imperforate type I (plates 1 and 2) ungummed. As to why 90A imperforate catalogues less than 90 perforate even though less were printed is something that you have to ask the catalogue editor.
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Posted 03/18/2018 09:54 am
