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Oceania/Australia : South Australia King George V (?) Duty Stamp
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28 May 2014
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Can anyone tell me more about this stamp Date of issue, cv? It is unused, hinged with a pinhole.
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re: South Australia King George V (?) Duty Stamp
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When I first looked at the stamp, I think I just assumed it was KGV. But of course it is KEVII. Just not used to him looking so regal.
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re: South Australia King George V (?) Duty Stamp
The 2008 Barefoot Catalogue lists it for the same value (50p) but the date reference is 1909/29; it is listed as Typo perf 11.5-12 watermark NSW sideways. There are two other entries under the same image but I would assume that these stamps would feature KGV, not KEVII, given the dates:
#82, 1914 issue same perf but with Wmk Crown A (often inverted); 25p.
#102, 1917 issue same perf but with no watermark and with olive green underprint NSW (sideways, reading up, under the portrait); GBP 100.
Note that these valuations are for used stamps; mint stamp duty stamps do not necessarily fetch higher values.
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Peter
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"TO ERR IS HUMAN; TO FORGIVE, CANINE."
"From what I can make out of my battered copy of Barefoot's 1984 it's 1902/3 #60 cv in 1984 was 50p"
The 2008 Barefoot Catalogue lists it for the same value (50p) but the date reference is 1909/29; it is listed as Typo perf 11.5-12 watermark NSW sideways. There are two other entries under the same image but I would assume that these stamps would feature KGV, not KEVII, given the dates:
#82, 1914 issue same perf but with Wmk Crown A (often inverted); 25p.
#102, 1917 issue same perf but with no watermark and with olive green underprint NSW (sideways, reading up, under the portrait); GBP 100.
Note that these valuations are for used stamps; mint stamp duty stamps do not necessarily fetch higher values.
Cheers,
Peter
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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
28 May 2014
08:23:02pm
Can anyone tell me more about this stamp Date of issue, cv? It is unused, hinged with a pinhole.
Kelly
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re: South Australia King George V (?) Duty Stamp
When I first looked at the stamp, I think I just assumed it was KGV. But of course it is KEVII. Just not used to him looking so regal.
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re: South Australia King George V (?) Duty Stamp
"From what I can make out of my battered copy of Barefoot's 1984 it's 1902/3 #60 cv in 1984 was 50p"
The 2008 Barefoot Catalogue lists it for the same value (50p) but the date reference is 1909/29; it is listed as Typo perf 11.5-12 watermark NSW sideways. There are two other entries under the same image but I would assume that these stamps would feature KGV, not KEVII, given the dates:
#82, 1914 issue same perf but with Wmk Crown A (often inverted); 25p.
#102, 1917 issue same perf but with no watermark and with olive green underprint NSW (sideways, reading up, under the portrait); GBP 100.
Note that these valuations are for used stamps; mint stamp duty stamps do not necessarily fetch higher values.
Cheers,
Peter
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