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Brad as letter rate was 5c, the extra 4c was needless over-payment anyway correct?BigSaint wrote:
The Clarence Street fdi correctly postmarks the Mexico Olympics stamp on fdi but the 4c QEII coil was issued on the first day of decimal currency 14th February 1966 & should not have been cancelled with this postmark on 2nd October 1968.
Brad
Do keep up folks.FatFrank wrote:This is not an actual error,but an old newspaper clipping found in grandpa's collection. Are any of these errors still out there? I had never heard of this one, but I'm guessing if someone had a verified example, it would be worth more than 60 Pounds today.
Sorry I didn't start out as a new member here already up to speed with everything that has been published in the past. If I find anything else I think is interesting, I will assume it has already been discussed here, and extensively elsewhere, and keep it to myself.Global Administrator wrote: Do keep up folks.
Was on the front cover of the most recent ACSC issued 15 months ago, and written about here, and extensively elsewhere -
https://www.glenstephens.com/snmay15.html
Cat value now $10,000 the pair. A tad more than £60.
The ACSC KGVI catalogues are advertised here -
https://www.stampboards.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=62712
I listed up the IMPERF pair of these on my Rarity page this week for $350, and had 4 folks after it!
Brusden White ACSC “KGVI” Australia Catalogue
Glen
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