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General Philatelic/Gen. Discussion : tonights treasure hunt

 

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philb
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21 Dec 2018
10:22:52pm

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theres nothing on tv these days..so i am prospecting through old stockbooks. So far i have come up with an Iraq #1 catalog 25 cents used !Image Not Found

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pigdoc

22 Dec 2018
11:02:04am
re: tonights treasure hunt

Neat!

How close is the CDS (January 14, 1928) to the first day of issue?

From wikipedia:
"A British-backed monarchy joining these vilayets into one Kingdom was established in 1921 under Faisal I of Iraq. The Hashemite Kingdom of Iraq gained independence from the UK in 1932. In 1958, the monarchy was overthrown and the Iraqi Republic created."

-Paul

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philb
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22 Dec 2018
11:44:53am

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re: tonights treasure hunt

In the Scott catalog i do not see any dates until the April 1, 1932 stamps starting with scott # 28. Someone will have the answer !

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michael78651

22 Dec 2018
02:57:00pm
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Gibbons states that the set was issued between June 1, 1923 until 1925. Scott, in the classic catalog says the set was issued from 1923-1925. Michel says the set was issued between 1923 and May 1925.

So, putting all three catalogs together (sheesh!), the set was issued from June 1, 1925, through May 1925. None of the catalogs give an issue date for any individual stamp in the set. You'll most likely need a specialized catalog/collector for that information.

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Bobstamp
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22 Dec 2018
05:25:34pm
re: tonights treasure hunt

Hey, that stamp was cancelled on my birthday, though if I’d been born in 1928 I’d now be 90 years old! Still, nice of Iraq to be so forward thinking!

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DaveSheridan
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22 Dec 2018
05:57:20pm
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The SG standard is that the date shown (in this case 1 June 1923) is the date the set was issued. Any subsequent issues in the set show a separate date. You can assume that 1 June was the date of issue

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michael78651

22 Dec 2018
07:08:36pm
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I don't use Gibbons catalogs that much. Good to know. Thanks.

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philb
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22 Dec 2018
09:59:59pm

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Bobstamp, i will be 8 O on January 1...the class of 57 thought i would be long gone...you never know !

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21 Dec 2018
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theres nothing on tv these days..so i am prospecting through old stockbooks. So far i have come up with an Iraq #1 catalog 25 cents used !Image Not Found

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pigdoc

22 Dec 2018
11:02:04am

re: tonights treasure hunt

Neat!

How close is the CDS (January 14, 1928) to the first day of issue?

From wikipedia:
"A British-backed monarchy joining these vilayets into one Kingdom was established in 1921 under Faisal I of Iraq. The Hashemite Kingdom of Iraq gained independence from the UK in 1932. In 1958, the monarchy was overthrown and the Iraqi Republic created."

-Paul

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22 Dec 2018
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re: tonights treasure hunt

In the Scott catalog i do not see any dates until the April 1, 1932 stamps starting with scott # 28. Someone will have the answer !

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michael78651

22 Dec 2018
02:57:00pm

re: tonights treasure hunt

Gibbons states that the set was issued between June 1, 1923 until 1925. Scott, in the classic catalog says the set was issued from 1923-1925. Michel says the set was issued between 1923 and May 1925.

So, putting all three catalogs together (sheesh!), the set was issued from June 1, 1925, through May 1925. None of the catalogs give an issue date for any individual stamp in the set. You'll most likely need a specialized catalog/collector for that information.

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Bobstamp

22 Dec 2018
05:25:34pm

re: tonights treasure hunt

Hey, that stamp was cancelled on my birthday, though if I’d been born in 1928 I’d now be 90 years old! Still, nice of Iraq to be so forward thinking!

boB

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DaveSheridan

22 Dec 2018
05:57:20pm

re: tonights treasure hunt

The SG standard is that the date shown (in this case 1 June 1923) is the date the set was issued. Any subsequent issues in the set show a separate date. You can assume that 1 June was the date of issue

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michael78651

22 Dec 2018
07:08:36pm

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I don't use Gibbons catalogs that much. Good to know. Thanks.

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philb

22 Dec 2018
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Bobstamp, i will be 8 O on January 1...the class of 57 thought i would be long gone...you never know !

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