I Share With You What I Want To Add In My Collection.

Hello everyone !
I want to share with you what I'll add in my collection next ! Tell me what you think about them, I would pretty like to know ! Here are they :

Chile 1853 #1 value : 125$ CAD




Chile #4 1854 value : 300$ CAD






Chile #5a 1854 value : 275$ CAD




Chile #8 1855 value : 16$ CAD




Prince Edward's Island #5f 1862 TWC error value : approximately 100$ CAD (i unfortunately don't have pictures for now but I took an image on internet of the same issue)








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The first Chile, if correctly IDed and fault free on the back is nice enough to likely be worth close to catalog. The rest of them are all faulty with the designs cut into, so worth much less than catalog. I'd want a cert on the burnt sienna before purchasing, just because I'm never sure of the colors on those.

I can't unfortunately give a cert. You think that it's possible that it's not #4 ?

On the PEI 2d stamp is it a known variant (half the D missing) or is it a misregistration with a laser printer?

Edit: Ignore my earlier message. I see that it is a known variant.

What do you mean by known variant ?

The PEI stamp with portion of O missing is a variant (variety) that has been known about, talked about and traded since the 19th century. This issue has many variants (varieties).

I have a few 5c stamps that I'm not sure about identifying just by color.
Scott 1 has bluish paper and watermark b.
You should also check the watermarks for a better identification.
Here are the 3 types of watermarks for the 5c value:

The watermark is already identified, they didn't just get identified by color.

Rodgcam, oh, that's why I saw several different types of "TWC"

Here is an article from The Stamp News, October, 1895 written by A. A. Bartlett. It touches on PEI errors.

http://www.philatelicdatabase.com/p...land-stamps/

The fact that we can find an accurate text about a special variety of stamps wrote in the 1800s on internet is absolutely crazy !