1923 Harding Stamp Please Help

Everything seems to add up right?
Thanks

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Seems to add up to what? It appears to be perf. 11 and flat plate, so Scott 610. It is not rotary press, so not 613. Show the back, is there any black offset?

Jujustamps, thank you for using the perforation gauge (Edit it does appear as perf 11). The photo measuring the height is unclear as to showing if the stamp design is 22 1/4 mm or 22 1/2 mm as posted. In real life there is a slight need for the three dimensional vision to truly read the correct size. Once that 3D view has been eliminated due to a 2D (flat) photo projected from a computer screen, all hope is lost trying to correctly read the numbers.

HOWEVER, please show the back, gum side, of the stamp. How the back appears is the quickest way to tell flat plate and rotary press printing apart. After you post the picture(s) of the back, other useful comments can be offered and explained.

I (we?) look forward to the back photos.

How is this stamp different from the one that you posted on 2/25? Your pictures are a bit blurred but it appears to be exactly the same stamp.

It's not. OP is just looking for a comment they can use to justify trying to scam a buyer on ebay.

Here is the back of the stamp.

I don't normally answer her mails for that reason. Reposting of same stamps on more than one occasion is just abuse. I just am amazed that they can continue to troll this board.

They are not breaking any rules that would get them or a comment removed.

I believe this is the link to the other Harding post. Looks the same to me, but now with a bit more of the last hinge removed.
https://goscf.com/t/83316

This doesn't rhyme, but makes sense if you can't get past the first letter in each sentence.

Something bothers me.
This seems to be a duplicate post.
Or, I'm not seeing it correctly.
Perhaps I'm wrong.

To post more than once is a board offense.
Really, it is.
Oh, we sometimes let it go.
Lots of time.
Lots of time.
I think it should stop, though.
Now is a good time.
Good luck with selling these items on ebay.

You don't even know me and you let your own thoughts on delusion. I put the stamp back up because I ACTUALLY MEASURED IT THIS TIME. I had no idea it was the rare version. I am new to collecting and I triple check all my stamps. Judging me and lying about me is bs and slander and even some bullying in there. So it better stop now.

It's not.


No, you don't. If you did, you wouldn't be listing them for hundreds or thousands of dollars on ebay. You haven't shown or listed any stamp, ever, worth more than the price of a hamburger and large soda at the local McDonald's. You are, in my opinion, the worst kind of seller… you attempt to use the ignorance of prospective buyers to your own gain, and then feign ignorance yourself when called out for it. You make no attempt to learn or contribute, you existence as a philatelist is based entirely on taking. You bring nothing but disrepute to the hobby the rest of love and have devoted years of our lives towards advancing.

On the contrary, it seems that folks in the forum are calling things exactly as they see them.

Classic, I feel you are being generous.

Ignore this person and they will go away. How come no one has the self discipline to do that? We know what you are and what you are about. It's not good.

As my teenage son says, "Or, what?"