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is not listed on Scott catalogue, is there any information on this missing ?
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Gibbons lists this stamp only as a semi-postal with "+9,00" surcharged in black. As such it was for the War Orphan's Fund. It was issued in 1962, Algeria Gibbons #395a.
I don't know why Scott doesn't list the semi-postal stamp. Perhaps they consider it to be a local charity issue.
Neither Gibbons or Scott list the stamp without the charity surcharge.
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on the base the stamp had a value of 1,00 D.A., and before its sell at post offices, it was decided of the surchage "+9a" in aid to the Algeria war orphans, but in any case classified like emission of charity.
Yvert & Tellier and Michel have classified this stamp as the first of independent Algeria stamps issue
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Who knows what the thought process is in the dark minds of Scott and Gibbons?
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The first Algeria stamp post independence
is not listed on Scott catalogue, is there any information on this missing ?
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re: FIRST ALGERIA INDEPENDANT STAMP
Gibbons lists this stamp only as a semi-postal with "+9,00" surcharged in black. As such it was for the War Orphan's Fund. It was issued in 1962, Algeria Gibbons #395a.
I don't know why Scott doesn't list the semi-postal stamp. Perhaps they consider it to be a local charity issue.
Neither Gibbons or Scott list the stamp without the charity surcharge.
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re: FIRST ALGERIA INDEPENDANT STAMP
on the base the stamp had a value of 1,00 D.A., and before its sell at post offices, it was decided of the surchage "+9a" in aid to the Algeria war orphans, but in any case classified like emission of charity.
Yvert & Tellier and Michel have classified this stamp as the first of independent Algeria stamps issue
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re: FIRST ALGERIA INDEPENDANT STAMP
Who knows what the thought process is in the dark minds of Scott and Gibbons?
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