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Someone gave me this stamp. I think it was cut from a postcard. I have not been able to locate it in Scott's catalog. Can anyone help me ID this? Value?Thanks.
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Sorry about that. Here's the image. See above.
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04:10:41pm
Yes, it is from a postal card. Here is a sample of one (several different cards used this design):
Roy
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Thanks, Roy. Any idea what it's worth? I'm thinking it is not worth very much.
Don
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06:04:00pm
I sold this one on Buckacover.com for $1.50
The cut out has no value, in my opinion. Almost no collectors in the world, other than the US, collect "cut squares". I have never found a market for cut squares for any country other than the US.
Roy
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Back in the bad old days, stamp collectors figured that they only needed to collect the stampy part of postal stationery.
Today, we gnash our terrible teeth, and roar our terrible roar ... and collect entires.
Cheers,
/s/ ikeyPikey
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Someone gave me this stamp. I think it was cut from a postcard. I have not been able to locate it in Scott's catalog. Can anyone help me ID this? Value?
Thanks.
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re: Unidentified Italian stamp
Sorry about that. Here's the image. See above.
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07 Dec 2018
04:10:41pm
re: Unidentified Italian stamp
Yes, it is from a postal card. Here is a sample of one (several different cards used this design):
Roy
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re: Unidentified Italian stamp
Thanks, Roy. Any idea what it's worth? I'm thinking it is not worth very much.
Don
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BuckaCover.com - 80,000 covers priced 60c to $1.50 - Easy browsing 300 categories
07 Dec 2018
06:04:00pm
re: Unidentified Italian stamp
I sold this one on Buckacover.com for $1.50
The cut out has no value, in my opinion. Almost no collectors in the world, other than the US, collect "cut squares". I have never found a market for cut squares for any country other than the US.
Roy
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re: Unidentified Italian stamp
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Back in the bad old days, stamp collectors figured that they only needed to collect the stampy part of postal stationery.
Today, we gnash our terrible teeth, and roar our terrible roar ... and collect entires.
Cheers,
/s/ ikeyPikey
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