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Apparently "Hermosillo" is a place in Mexico. Maybe a post mark or something like that?
Talon means "stub" (among other things) in Spanish, so the little coupons on the bottom are some sort of thing retained by someone, I imagine?
I would think maybe a revenue stamp or something maybe? I don't know; I just google things. Hopefully an expert will be along soon to answer.
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These are Internal Revenue (Renta Interior) stamps. The one dated 1896-97 (5 centavos) with attached talon has a CV of 25 cents according to Robert's Mexico's Revenue Stamps (2011). The 1897-98 (10 centavos) with attached talon has a CV of 30 cents. Used revenue stamps with attached talons have a certain appeal, since, in practice, the talon should have been separated from the stamp when the covered transaction was completed.
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Thank you! One of the joys of stamp collecting is the ability to receive an education from each other.
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01:19:34pm
I found these among the shoe boxes in a collection I purchased. I do not know how to describe them. What kind of stamps are they? I'm also interested to know if the apparent overprints are meaningful.
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re: MEXICO: Revenues? Locals? Tax stamps?
Apparently "Hermosillo" is a place in Mexico. Maybe a post mark or something like that?
Talon means "stub" (among other things) in Spanish, so the little coupons on the bottom are some sort of thing retained by someone, I imagine?
I would think maybe a revenue stamp or something maybe? I don't know; I just google things. Hopefully an expert will be along soon to answer.
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re: MEXICO: Revenues? Locals? Tax stamps?
These are Internal Revenue (Renta Interior) stamps. The one dated 1896-97 (5 centavos) with attached talon has a CV of 25 cents according to Robert's Mexico's Revenue Stamps (2011). The 1897-98 (10 centavos) with attached talon has a CV of 30 cents. Used revenue stamps with attached talons have a certain appeal, since, in practice, the talon should have been separated from the stamp when the covered transaction was completed.
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re: MEXICO: Revenues? Locals? Tax stamps?
Thank you! One of the joys of stamp collecting is the ability to receive an education from each other.
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