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United States/BOB & Other : Has anyone ever been able to diffrentiate between a C23 and a C23C airmail stamp?

 

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postalpicker

23 Jan 2020
09:56:28pm
I have about 200 c23's and I was wondering if anyone has a fool proof way to find a C23c in that bunch it it even exits?
What can I compare a C23 to to see if it is a c23C?

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23 Jan 2020
10:09:00pm
re: Has anyone ever been able to diffrentiate between a C23 and a C23C airmail stamp?

You can compare it to an ultramarine stamp that was issued around the same time period as C23. They exist. They are much easier to find unused than used. Thus, you'll need a certificate for proof of a genuinely used copy.

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24 Jan 2020
02:53:01am
re: Has anyone ever been able to diffrentiate between a C23 and a C23C airmail stamp?


An example posted on SCF...
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Standard 'close to worthless' disclaimer about the online images.

C23c are not common and the only way to determine is to compare to a certified one in hand. I would add that trying to ID a used one (which by definition has been soak and Lord knows what other color changing environmental conditions) would be titling at windmills.

You certainly can find some color differences in a large group of used stamps...but then what? The only way to know for sure is to spend money sending them to be certified.
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11 Mar 2020
10:21:19pm
re: Has anyone ever been able to diffrentiate between a C23 and a C23C airmail stamp?

Are there known plate numbers associated with the "c" color variety?

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postalpicker

23 Jan 2020
09:56:28pm

I have about 200 c23's and I was wondering if anyone has a fool proof way to find a C23c in that bunch it it even exits?
What can I compare a C23 to to see if it is a c23C?

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23 Jan 2020
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re: Has anyone ever been able to diffrentiate between a C23 and a C23C airmail stamp?

You can compare it to an ultramarine stamp that was issued around the same time period as C23. They exist. They are much easier to find unused than used. Thus, you'll need a certificate for proof of a genuinely used copy.

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24 Jan 2020
02:53:01am

re: Has anyone ever been able to diffrentiate between a C23 and a C23C airmail stamp?


An example posted on SCF...
Image Not Found
Standard 'close to worthless' disclaimer about the online images.

C23c are not common and the only way to determine is to compare to a certified one in hand. I would add that trying to ID a used one (which by definition has been soak and Lord knows what other color changing environmental conditions) would be titling at windmills.

You certainly can find some color differences in a large group of used stamps...but then what? The only way to know for sure is to spend money sending them to be certified.
Don





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11 Mar 2020
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re: Has anyone ever been able to diffrentiate between a C23 and a C23C airmail stamp?

Are there known plate numbers associated with the "c" color variety?

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