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Hi dear collector, A friend of mine told me discorvery Unitrade number 2010 with imperf at top and bottom margin on souvenir sheet. Regular one is perf. Unitrade do not described this variety. Never seen before. See scan. Do you know if it's rare and did you see some?  |
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Hi Rod222
In Unitrade, see photo for the regular souvenir sheet.
You can see perforation continue on the top and margin souvenir sheet.
I have in my collection only the Unitrade version.
Never seen before imperf at top and bottom the stamps.
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Booklets...Welcome to the forum
Appears normal to me..can you go into details of what you see and we can't..?
Robert
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Booklets,
forgive me, I am not sure what you are after,
I don't have unitrade that late.
Your SS has a boxed perforation die, which is generally normal.
If the perforations go past the stamp, to the edge, I have seen it on others, but is not the norm.
I am not sure if the sheet you show, is the rare one you are claiming, or not.
I'll pass whilst members with Unitrade can chime in.
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There are images on ebay that show the vertical perfs continuing to the edge of the sheets. The left one to the bottom edge of the sheet, the middle one from top edge to bottom edge, and the right one to the top edge of the sheet. I believe these are the ones the OP is saying are listed in the catalog. The ones pictured above are not like that. As to value or catalog number, I have no clue. |
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The correct SC# is 2110a and the normal souvenir sheet has the additional perforations mentioned by Booklets. It was issued May 27, 2005. Congratulations Booklets as you have an unlisted variety.  |
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Hi dear friends,
thanks for your answer.
Below the 50 cents and upper the 85 cents stamp, the perforation continue in the "normal" version and do not exist on the variety that I found this week (that you can see on the scan).
Do you have the perf. or not perf. in your collection?
My found is it rare or not? 7 found on buddle of 5000!! |
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7 found on buddle of 5000!! Just curious, your friend bought 5000 of these souvenir sheets? At $1.35 (plus HST) per sheet? Wow lots of postage material there. |
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Just curious, your friend bought 5000 of these souvenir sheets? Typo? The scan offered by the OP, says "pack of 50" |
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So, would 7 found out of 50 be considered rare? It seems like there would be many more of these out there somewhere. |
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Also, that is a major difference in the perforation die,
Surprised not listed Unitrade
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Typo?
The scan offered by the OP, says "pack of 50"
Rod all I see is that Booklet wrote Quote:
My found is it rare or not? 7 found on buddle of 5000!! By buddle I took him to mean bundle of 5000Where did he write "pack of 50"? |
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Yes, you are understand. 5000 souvenir sheets. He use a lot for postage around the World.
Harris received scan of this variety. Probably will list in the next catalog. I bought the 7 from my friend. He not collecting varieties.
2 sold this weekend. 4 again I want to sale. 1 for my collection. |
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Where did he write "pack of 50"? A little trick. Right click on any posted photo/scan and click the SAVE AS option. You can see the name of the file they used when they saved and posted it. |
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Booklets my congratulations to you for actually making some money on Canadian modern stamps.  |
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