General Government Imperforate

Looks like a variation of the one shown here:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/225850946010

Is there a question, or is this just show and tell?

lol maybe a bit of both....its listed in michel CV @10000 unfortunately I have a dated copy was curious if anyone would have an updated current cv for it

Current Michel CV is 30 EUR for MNH, 15 EUR for MH.

Hahahah, what? No, it's not.

Actually yes it is, as you can see from the picture below, however lol this is from a Michel specialized catalogue from 1994, hence the afore mentioned question that drove the direction of my post.

I do not think that means what you think it means...

the photo is not very good my printer is being serviced but it is an imperforate just in case that makes a difference

I won't be with my Michels before tomorrow, but I think you need to scroll down a few more numbers?

10000 is likely quantity issued, not value.

perhaps my understanding is that the small square means imperforate? if im wrong please explain

General Government Michel #116 imperforate = 10000? Michel 113-115 5.00 each for imperforate, which seams more realistic
Does the square symbol not represent an imperforate?
Dont get me wrong I was totally shocked it just seems unbelievably high......I assume that the value in a current michel specialized much be much lower lol.
So im really curious if anyone has a current edition 2023 michel specialized catalogue what an Mi #116 U (imperforate) is listed @

please forgive me, the pic I posted was a 125 U, not the 116 U, however it doesnt change the direction of the inquiry.

Have two posts been deleted is this a double thread?
PostmasterGS posted he may have misidentified the stamp.

OP did misidentify the stamp.
The stamp in the OP is a 10+10Zl, stamp. That in the catalogue is a 10 Zl. stamp. It is acompletely different issue.

Edit: OP came to the conclusion he misidentified when a was typing this.
Here is the post by PostmasterGS
https://goscf.com/t/85515#792118

The symbols will be explained in the introductory notes to the catalogue. Always read those notes to be able to understand it.