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Thanks littleriverphil, you are correct and that's an interesting PDF link! No mention of this in my specialized so would you have any indication of value? |
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Wow, but I think I will let mine stay where it is as it has a bid and it wouldn't be fair on the bidder, I do have another used one with St Louis Town cancel and it's a short transfer too!
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Could you post a scan of it? I found George Sayers article quite interesting. It seemed to me with all the erasure work on the left side, that the right side should also show traces, since this type of work is left to is "usually given to an apprentice or a low-salaried employee of an engraving firm" and the margins are narrow. Below are copies of the three identified plate positions and an example of the apprentice's un-handywork.  Position 10  Position 18  Position 28 Really like this color, not sure if surlferized or if it's the ink smear. Lol, took me forever to realize that's a negative 1 cancel.  Got this cheap, but it's what I refer to as re- canceled. I call it position X.  |
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| Edited by littleriverphil - 04/09/2020 1:58 pm |
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Are they yours littleriverphil? Lovely stamps! I was at the Siegel site and powersearched O3, and I have undervalued a normal stamp by about AU$100 dollars! I will end this auction and consider my next move, I might hold it back for swaps on a C1,2 or 3 cover. Cheers and thanks for the heads up! |
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Quote: I was at the Siegel site and powersearched O3, and I have undervalued a normal stamp by about AU$100 dollars! Although your stamps did have a centering issue and a couple of pulled perfs. Yep. they're mine. Agriculture Dept stamps really show cancels well, favored color of the Officials, that's why I wanted to see the used stamp. Town cancels are given an almost 23% premium in the Specialized catalogue. |
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| Edited by littleriverphil - 04/09/2020 8:31 pm |
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Hi Phil The Town cancel is on a 6 cent agriculture stamp. Sorry I got confused, would you still like to see it? |
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Quote: I do have another used one with St Louis Town cancel and it's a short transfer too! Quote: The Town cancel is on a 6 cent agriculture stamp. Sorry I got confused, would you still like to see it? Especially if it is also a erasure like the O3s are. Could always use a good looking used O4. Scott shows an 11.66666% premium for the town cancel on O4's. |
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Here tis! I hope it's a Town cancel... I also have an "OK" cancel on an interior official which I believe is quite scarce too  |
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Quote: Scott shows an 11.66666% premium for the town cancel on O4's. I assume by "town cancel" the catalogue that is referring to a CDS. Quote: Isn't that a Town cancel? Am unsure what type of cancel has a large B in the center? Different. I sent you an email. |
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| Edited by littleriverphil - 04/11/2020 08:57 am |
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