Canada Capex Scott/Unitrade 1123-1125 Rare Imperforates

These have not been available nor seen by collectors until now.



It appears most likely that they will now get a catalogue variety number.

If known to exist, why would a catalogue number not have been given to this variety previously. Imperf pairs, that is usually automatic. Even if a catalogue value is not known. If it exists, it lists. Thats the way it should be.

That would be nice, but not the case for a lot of stamps, old ones especially.


Robert

Yes Robert, I can appreciate the fact that a few new major varieties on older material will show late as it is found. But when a missing color variety of a non Canadian country has been known since 2008, is flaunted by some dealers, but unlisted in the Scott catalogue, something is broke.

Luckily for me, and unfortunately for one seller; I ended up with one of them just like one for sale online for $1000. Cdn. Obvious that the seller and dealer auctioning the collection knew nothing of it either.
Who would if you only bought one copy and it was not in the catalogue. And that is why we pay big $ to buy catalogues, to get educated as well as values and #'s

Mike

This part of the ad as the prices were to follow.
Where are these panes seen on line and who is selling them?

I hope that there is research to prove their authenticity as legitimate Post Office sales, otherwise they are fakes or back door philatelic thefts.

I would also expect certificates for each one to prove that they are the true issued stamps.

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