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The way you have phrased the question suggests you may have misunderstood the term 'high value'.
The Wildings 'high values' are any of the four denominations (face value): 2s 6d, 5s, 10s and £1, as opposed to 'low values', which are the denominations below 2s 6d.
These terms apply to any GB (and Commonwealth) issues.
Admittedly, the terms 'high and low value' are unfortunately unhelpful.
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Thanks, that makes more sense to me.
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How do you know the difference between a high value and low value "Wilding" definitive from Great Britain? Especially the Carrick Castle (2/6d) 1955
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re: "Wilding" Carrick Castle
The way you have phrased the question suggests you may have misunderstood the term 'high value'.
The Wildings 'high values' are any of the four denominations (face value): 2s 6d, 5s, 10s and £1, as opposed to 'low values', which are the denominations below 2s 6d.
These terms apply to any GB (and Commonwealth) issues.
Admittedly, the terms 'high and low value' are unfortunately unhelpful.
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re: "Wilding" Carrick Castle
Thanks, that makes more sense to me.
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