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Is it a plate block? I want to list it for sale but I'm not sure if it's a plate block.....HELP.........Bill
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Yes it is.
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Thanks Michael...........You're always there when I need HELP
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It would be more correctly described as a se-tenant. Se-tenants are a pair, strip or block from a sheet where each stamps is different. Yours should be described as a se-tenant plate block of four.
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I would also like to add that the Scott format is a block of 4. There are stamp issues where the plate block by Scott is defined with 6, 8, or 10 but 4 is the most common.
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"I would also like to add that the Scott format is a block of 4. There are stamp issues where the plate block by Scott is defined with 6, 8, or 10 but 4 is the most common."
If I was the person who broke up the sheet, I would have made this a block of 6 to include the rest of the color test strip. It would just look nicer.
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Bill,
just to be clear: Michael's answer is correct; everything that follows adds to the discussion but doesn't change the fact that this is a complete PB per Scott's definition. It IS se-tenant; and I, too, would likely have kept the color guides intact, but for my own aesthetics, not because Scott requires it.
David
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I'm confused Is it a plate block? I want to list it for sale but I'm not sure if it's a plate block.....HELP.........Bill
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Yes it is.
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Thanks Michael...........You're always there when I need HELP
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It would be more correctly described as a se-tenant. Se-tenants are a pair, strip or block from a sheet where each stamps is different. Yours should be described as a se-tenant plate block of four.
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I would also like to add that the Scott format is a block of 4. There are stamp issues where the plate block by Scott is defined with 6, 8, or 10 but 4 is the most common.
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"I would also like to add that the Scott format is a block of 4. There are stamp issues where the plate block by Scott is defined with 6, 8, or 10 but 4 is the most common."
If I was the person who broke up the sheet, I would have made this a block of 6 to include the rest of the color test strip. It would just look nicer.
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Bill,
just to be clear: Michael's answer is correct; everything that follows adds to the discussion but doesn't change the fact that this is a complete PB per Scott's definition. It IS se-tenant; and I, too, would likely have kept the color guides intact, but for my own aesthetics, not because Scott requires it.
David
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