Shouldn't stamps printed for nonexistent entities (E.G. Maluku) be labelled as such?

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• HHarry Patsalos

  November 2020 0 Likes Vote Down

  Michael,
  Described like in my store?
  
  https://www.hipstamp.com/store/harry-patsalos-philatelics?show=store&keywords=south+moluccas
• Wayne Buza

  November 2020 3 Likes Vote Down

  My store says this: " Republik Maluku Selatan is a quasi-government-in-exile in the Netherlands which was established when Indonesia became independent from the Netherlands Indies. The stamps apparently were never postaly used and were probably not officially authorized. But they are a pretty bunch anyway. "
  
  https://www.hipstamp.com/listing/maluku-selatan-peace-justice-and-security-mnh/7882132
• Michael Generali

  November 2020 2 Likes Vote Down

  "Cinderellas" is the common term for these, but bogus works too.
• Wayne Buza

  November 2020 2 Likes Vote Down

  Do Cinderellas turn valid, i.e., real, at midnight?
• MMichael Rosenbaum

  April 2021 0 Likes Vote Down

  your guys catalogs say it right. one store didnt indicate it. i have some stamps made by an artist that are old timey style of marvel heros and villains, like dr doom from Latveria, or black panther from Wakanda. they are great works of art.