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Here is a joined pair of UPU stamps from Paraguay with a reverse stamp at the bottom, can anyone shed any light on it. *** Moved by Staff to a more appropriate forum. ***
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This doesn't look like any modern Paraguayan stamp I am familiar with, and yet it is denominated in guaranies, which have only been in use since 1994.
So, my guess is that this is a private printing by someone having fun. |
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Had it been genuine I have a genuine Paraguayan RV = Recto-Verso Recto et Verso. The punctures on the OP are not creased, so It was printed that way.  Interesting nonetheless. |
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| Edited by rod222 - 02/07/2021 10:26 pm |
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Hi Aussie Al
I realised that after I posted it. I'm going to repost it in the appropriate section.
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Hi rod222
You said "Had it been genuine". What do you mean? I do not own this stamp, I know the person who does. I'm quite interested in your response.
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I cannot see it mentioned anywhere, I cannot see how it would have been produced. Guaranies were used since 1944 so I am presuming a Sc#649 (1968) I do not have a copy of that stamp.
Happy to be corrected, let's see if it occurs anywhere else on the planet, or, how it may have been produced. Surely, an extraordinary example like this should be catalogued or mentioned somewhere. Could you ask your colleague if is printed on rose tinted paper please. P11? Has it been tested for Wmk? Information supplied is scarce.
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| Edited by rod222 - 02/08/2021 12:51 am |
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I gotta say, this basic (normal) stamp is the most intriguing I have come across, more difficult than the low value Austrian equivalent (a 20c stamp that's very hard to find) I (almost) defy anyone to find an image on the internet of the 3 Guaranie Coat of Arms. I have seen sets and collections, the 3g is always missing.  Anyone have a Michel number for this one? I'll try searching that (Sc#649 1962) |
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| Edited by rod222 - 02/09/2021 3:54 pm |
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Bravo! Perf12, You have done it again. Your powers of research are legendary.
The closest we have come to finding a route to the pair. Time to approach Paraguayan Stamp societies.
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Yes, an elusive item. It seems to appears to be Michel 1152 & issued in 1968, but can't find it for sale anywhere either. |
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Most likely used as a revenue stamp and not listed in a postage stamp catalog . It looks like a revenue cancel . |
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| Edited by floortrader - 02/10/2021 11:13 pm |
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Very interesting!
Translation from Italian - <<I have examined the fragment of the envelope that bears a postage stamp from Paraguay, [stamp ID info], canceled, which is printed in mirror image. This variety, due to an error during the preparation of the lithographic plate, is constant in position 35 of the sheet. A photographic reproduction is presented here. In my opinion, the fragment is original and the stamp, with its interesting variety, is perfect, signed ED.>>
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