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This is probably a fairly common variety, but as it is in an MNH imprint block of four I thought I would share it
1st stamp top row, extreme right, the bars, just above 31/2d are joined.
Horamakhet
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I'm not aware of this one. The "H" flaw is more obvious
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Hi Dave
Somewhere I have a couple of H flaws as well, but not sure what box there in.
Perhaps this might be a new one, Rob will probably know.
Thank you very much for the information,
Always appreciated.
Horamakhet
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Hi Horamakhet
The only flaw shown in the ACSC is the right-hand vertical bars showing the "H" variety, this variety is located on sheet C row 4, second stamp (16/2).
The variety you have is in the same location, it is a progression of the "H" flaw, there is most likely others in similar progressive states leading up to the "H" variety.
Rob
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Hi Rob
Thanks for that, I will see if I can find any others
Horamakhet
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Hi Horamakhet
Good luck on the search, upload any that you may find.
Rob
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Hi to all
This is probably a fairly common variety, but as it is in an MNH imprint block of four I thought I would share it
1st stamp top row, extreme right, the bars, just above 31/2d are joined.
Horamakhet
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re: PEACE 1945
I'm not aware of this one. The "H" flaw is more obvious
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re: PEACE 1945
Hi Dave
Somewhere I have a couple of H flaws as well, but not sure what box there in.
Perhaps this might be a new one, Rob will probably know.
Thank you very much for the information,
Always appreciated.
Horamakhet
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Member ACCC (Australian Commonwealth Collectors Club of NSW)
26 Feb 2019
08:25:10pm
re: PEACE 1945
Hi Horamakhet
The only flaw shown in the ACSC is the right-hand vertical bars showing the "H" variety, this variety is located on sheet C row 4, second stamp (16/2).
The variety you have is in the same location, it is a progression of the "H" flaw, there is most likely others in similar progressive states leading up to the "H" variety.
Rob
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re: PEACE 1945
Hi Rob
Thanks for that, I will see if I can find any others
Horamakhet
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Member ACCC (Australian Commonwealth Collectors Club of NSW)
27 Feb 2019
04:39:05pm
re: PEACE 1945
Hi Horamakhet
Good luck on the search, upload any that you may find.
Rob
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