Hi Tom, I agree with Francois, I look at your store in the French section. and found a # 249 listed as #235, #262 listed as #249-50 and a #349 listed as Mint Never Hinge, but the stamp is Used. Look a

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

Richard, on the Germany #357...a couple of things. That looks like an upright watermark 126 to me. It should actually be very easy to see in watermark fluid as I can see it with just the scan. Anot

That said, what you have here is not considered part of the Franklin-Washington era (which is from 1908 to 1923 and stars with Scott #331 and ends with Scott #547). While there are a few (very few)

Scott #335

No amount of “fine tuning” the search term with #388, No. 388, or anything else filtered the results. I always got the same 92 hits.

Now I'm curious though, you mentioned you were doing a search for 388, do you have some kind of "trial" access? Didn't know they were doing that. We made the decision to boycott their &quo

No, no...no worries...I knew that. I was wondering if when you did your search for #388 if adding the country name (U.S.) to the search parameters would have gotten you the results you were looking fo

I searched for #388 and got 194 items, most of which have nothing to do with #388.

#3 = Kirchwärder, an area of Hamburg.

One of my absolute favorites, second only to the #3 (see avatar)

Note that Scott #3136L does not appear (in sequence or otherwise).

Greetings!

I'm looking for information regarding South Africa 23 - springbok. (it might be #33 or later). There seem to be 2 very different designs of these, one with a background of lines, the other with a bac

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I have two used German stamps, 1925 - Scott #348, with baffling cancelations. Can anyone enlighten me as to what the cities might be?

I've been working on correlating quantities issued and my subjective "rarity rating" for the FWs #343 thru #535.

Creating a P# single from an imperf block is a deliberate act. Probably the most notable of these is the #315 (my own 315 is a P# single highly graded XF-SUP that I sought out). Someone had to decid

One newly discovered area are the Nagis. #3, #4, #40 though #47. And what are the #55 through #62 series? Obviously more rare.