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Discussion - Member to Member Sales - Research Center
10:21:23pm
Hi Snowy, if you give me a list of Scott numbers I will look them up in my 2013 Unitrade and send you the values.
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And to put a wrench (spanner)into this discussion, the Canadian Post Office used a Rose Craft cover as a replacement cover 1963-1965 and as such are more collectable.
http://postalhistorycorner.blogspot.ca/2011/04/canada-post-office-general-purpose.html
Jacques
(Modified by Moderator on 2013-09-26 16:12:22)
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01:41:30pm
Unitrade covers FDC's with the following note:
"FDC prices are for the most common unaddressed cachet covers of the stamp"
My reading is that common cachets whether Canada Post or Rosecraft would fall with-in that definition.
Alyn
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25 Sep 2013
10:21:23pm
re: Canadian FDC from 60s and 70s any value?
Hi Snowy, if you give me a list of Scott numbers I will look them up in my 2013 Unitrade and send you the values.
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11:30:27am
re: Canadian FDC from 60s and 70s any value?
And to put a wrench (spanner)into this discussion, the Canadian Post Office used a Rose Craft cover as a replacement cover 1963-1965 and as such are more collectable.
http://postalhistorycorner.blogspot.ca/2011/04/canada-post-office-general-purpose.html
Jacques
(Modified by Moderator on 2013-09-26 16:12:22)
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26 Sep 2013
01:41:30pm
re: Canadian FDC from 60s and 70s any value?
Unitrade covers FDC's with the following note:
"FDC prices are for the most common unaddressed cachet covers of the stamp"
My reading is that common cachets whether Canada Post or Rosecraft would fall with-in that definition.
Alyn
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