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Here's St. Vincent Scott 145. A piece of debris adhered to the stamp paper at the time of printing, then subsequently fell off, leaving a white unprinted spot on the stamp.  Robert |
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Spain, Sc. 45, double impression.  3 different states of a damaged cliche on an early Cuban stamp  |
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Computer-vended stamps from the U.S.A.  |
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| Edited by bookbndrbob - 03/05/2017 8:52 pm |
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Vertically mis-perforated by about 6-7 mm.  |
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| Edited by bookbndrbob - 03/07/2017 6:09 pm |
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This is an Argentina 10c Liberty Seated from 1899-1903 (Scott 129).  A pin was missing (or broken) on the perforating wheel, resulting in this freak (no offense intended). I going to have to put this in a mount two sizes larger.  Robert |
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