For US stamps, Scott stops listing pen cancel values at #39. That doesn't mean that a pen canceled stamp isn't likely to be valued less, but rather they stop tracking the value. So a pen canceled st

This is all about market. Your comment "They seem to have made enough of them". Only about 4,000 of them were ever issued. Compare that with the Scott #39. There were around 3,000,000 pr

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2) Is it used, or does it have perfect, undisturbed gum on the back? (Though some stamps as used are worth more than unused like the Scott #39 which didn't sell well, and large quantities of it were

2: Cert when you have ID'd an item that despite not meeting the overall "quality" expectation, it still worth doing. Here's my example. I sat on a Scott #39 for about 5 years while I deter

Can anyone tell me if the stamps from Cambodia, Scott #393-399 as an example plus others, have dry tropical gum and if so how can I tell without moistening the back? Thank you in advance for any help

#9 is ROC 9N9, #11 9N8.....#7 is Nepal #39 a redrawn stamp seems