King George Red With Noticeable Error Is It Common Or Special ?

*Yawn*

I think we are getting off topic as well. I'll be very happy when Rob reports on his findings and puts the OP in his place once and for all. The name calling and childish taunts are below us. Let's stick to stamps. Just my opinion.

At last! A statement I can agree with.

Hi 64idgaf

I concur.

Hear Hear
Yes I would be very happy too

You'd think if someone was a good personal friend of yours, You would at least have there mobile number .

No one's going to put me in place what happened is what happened I have not lied about anything trying to dig up dirt on me and attack me personally on my living arrangement shows how desperate some people will get to save what rep they have on here there's no place for it here leave it on boards down under . This is a wonderful forum reason why I chose to move and share my collection here.

I'm looking forward when I come back from my air bnb retreat (jan 3) to post more of my stamps for others to enjoy

You said


I kept to my word to upload evidence of your preposterous and fictitious catalogue value and asking price, now show me a copy of the page and the name of the catalogue that mentions the 1948 5/- tinted paper being $482 for you to be asking $483 for it.

scan ??? I dont see no scan all I see is some words someone typed
Last time I remember a scan is a picture from a scanner

Anyone here have any Australian stamps to show or has this become the "Chest Beating Thread"

I got some phone pics of some From a album Al not scans but I would rather Start new topics not continue here . Best I can do

I think we are awaiting the final post from Robbie

I never ask for a person's mobile number unless they want to give the number to me first. And why would I want his mobile number anyway, if I want to say something I'll meet the fellow in person, like I'll be doing in the New Year, one can say a lot more that way.



I know you did not speak to him when you added the above to your earlier comment, he won't be hesitant with me. And like I said previously, he does not collect stamps so why would he offer $8,500 for two albums. And why show a cover of the Renniks catalogue and say "this is the publisher who wanted my KGV stamp".

I can say I know Dr Geoff Kellow and show the catalogue he edits and publishes, but I do not because I actually know him.

I will prove that the stamp in question (your tin shed) KGV is not valuable and that it is a tin shed, I'm taking an image of that very stamp to the club I go to which has two of the most renowned Australian expertisers in the KGV side-face issues, Michael Drury and Scott Starling, if they concur with you then I will be the first to apologise, but I'm confident that will not be forthcoming.

I'm an expert on all Australian stamps from 1937-1966, and unlike you I do have a very valuable collection that I'm offered a fortune for but will never depart with any of my collection.

The 6 stamps displayed (I have nearly 4,000 stamps) came from one of my albums that hold rare stamps, and I only collect mint unhinged and well centred to superbly centred specimens, I have though one hinged block of 4 and being one of a kind the light hinge mark had not affected the value of the stamp.

The value of these stamps is invoiced on the current market value (shown on their invoices), and not on catalogue value at $16,000.

And to let you know a little about expertising certificates, they do not automatically make a stamp valuable. Some certificates are issued to help identify stamps as being authentic but not valuable, I also have certificates that do have the rarity status, some of my certificates show the rarity status as very rare and extremely rare, these stamps are worth lots of money.

So on January 21, when I see Drury, Starling and of course Dr Geoff Kellow, I will upload the truth about your stamp that very night, and these fellows comments cannot be questioned.

I also see you're from Sydney, if you want to see these guys personally you can go to Philas House which is in Brisbane Street the City, you can find their address on the internet, they also have a map to help find the place, but just in case you do not turn up (I'm sure you will not turn up), I'll have the stamp visually certified for you.

Nearly forgot, there are a few collectors there that are very knowledgeable in early USA stamps, especially the inverted 1918 Jenny, and one of these guys actually was at an auction in the US when a real inverted Jenny was sold.

Take yours along, I'm sure they would like to see one close-up, and who knows, someone might even offer the amount you want.

All the guys at Philas are stamp gurus & have helped me plenty of times .

Is that the pride of your collection ??? Heh

You don't have anything better than that . Best of my collection is mainly early US stamps russian and British and British commonwealth but even my Australian collection is way better than you have pictured If that's what you consider valueble.
I would expect a experts stamp collection would be way better than that pictured in your last post.

Anyways make your next post the follow up we are all waiting for no need to see more of your "rare" stamps . I will post photos in "New" posts stay tuned you might see some stamps you really want but since you like trashing my posts they wont be availiable to you anyway.

So please make ur next post about the king red stamp follow up with Alan along with proof you had a conversation with him . Because I will follow it up and I can since I do have his sons mobile number .

And how many times do I have to explain myself that I knew that the jenny was not real l. Not the brightest spark how do you think I know about the fbi reward money I knew it was a rep all along perfs clearly show it so just drop it rob it's getting beyond humorous you won't post the posts I made about making a joke about the stamp but repeatedly post that post .

I don't consider you a expert sorry there are some that are on here but not you my dear


Wow we have to wait till January 21 now and your getting others involved too how comical and how interesting this one red stamp has made such a kefufle . Let's just get Alan's opinion "promised" which you have so far failed to do on your first attempt.

STOP MAKING THIS TOPIC A HOT TOPIC FOR THE WRONG REASON

Talk to Alan along with proof like a recording or something so everyone doesn't think your dishonest and save your rep

Hi Aussie Al

They are a very knowledgeable bunch of people, Scott Starling is the youngest male member there and he's in his late 40s and my fiancee is in her mid 40s, she isn't a collector but has a degree (amongst others) in fine art and art theory, she just likes the colours and the designs - how cute.

Rob

I've dealt with Dr Starling & Michael Drury plus a good friend Lance Skinner a few times in the past.