I have a stamp from Denmark from the 1942-1946 period, Scott #282. It is a stamp of very little value, but the stamp I have has a series of perforated holes running through the stamp. I didn't see anything mentioned in Scott about it, so just wondering what the holes are for and if I might have missed something mentioned in Scott about this?
From my reading on Denmark this one seems very common - so no the value would not be affected by this perfin. Some people frown on perfins and others find them interesting and very collectable.
If you want to read further on denmark perfins here are the sites I got the information from :
BUMPING this older topic just for fun. I was wondering about this perfin on a much older Denmark Stamp (20 ore, Scott 48). Not pretty, but I like the perfin:
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Posted 08/03/2010 01:10 am
