Does anyone have a picture that explains the difference between these Scott's Catalogue numbers. The editors describe a set of faint blue dots behind type in area below vignette (for 3932 and 3933). How faint is faint? Do I need a 20x loupe to see these dots or are they visible with an unaided eye? Any help in showing the difference would be appreciated.
annoyingly, people keep using Scott numbers for Europe and colonies stamps and do not post pictures . My guess is that he is talking about the 21-1-2011 materials set from booklets and issued in sheets on 24-1-2011. One stamp is a material from Polynesia - probably Yvert A514 & A514A -, the other that from Japan - probably Yvert A520 and A520A -.
@swyoda52 That is why pictures help. It helps those who do not have the Scott catalogue - many of us in Europe do not use it - to identify the stamp ou are talking about. I have no knowledge of French stamps. But vayolene sure does, I think.
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Posted 05/08/2020 9:05 pm
. My guess is that he is talking about the 21-1-2011 materials set from booklets and issued in sheets on 24-1-2011. One stamp is a material from Polynesia - probably Yvert A514 & A514A -, the other that from Japan - probably Yvert A520 and A520A -.
