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Aegean island set in MNH and well as the Castelloriza Is. set as well.
Also have CE1 and CE2 MNH with stain.
But all have the same stain and pattern as the ones shown..
My first question of course is how does the stain effect the value of these
sets?
And out of curiosity, do you have any idea as to how these stains happened.
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Well doesn't that just take the biscuit!
Looks to me like they were hinged onto paper at some time and have picked up an imprint from the page.
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06:30:00pm
"And out of curiosity, do you have any idea as to how these stains happened."
My guess would be that they were once wrapped in cellophane (or similar mount) and the mount sealed with tape that bled through the opening.
If the toning were only in one direction, I would have suspected a stockbook with poor glue on the strips, but the cross shaped nature of the toning is unusual.
Roy
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02:27:18am
" .... My first question of course is how does
the stain effect the value of these sets? ...."
That depends on whether someone is buying or selling.
Buying; "Oh shucks, I'd gladly pay full catalogue
for them except for the stains."
Selling;"Such tiny stains can be easily cleaned
without affecting the value."
Collector; "I'd probably never be able to afford
or even find better examples."
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In a box lot I found the following: This Italian set and the entire
Aegean island set in MNH and well as the Castelloriza Is. set as well.
Also have CE1 and CE2 MNH with stain.
But all have the same stain and pattern as the ones shown..
My first question of course is how does the stain effect the value of these
sets?
And out of curiosity, do you have any idea as to how these stains happened.
Thanks
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re: Italy Gerabaldi issue 1932
Well doesn't that just take the biscuit!
Looks to me like they were hinged onto paper at some time and have picked up an imprint from the page.
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04 Dec 2020
06:30:00pm
re: Italy Gerabaldi issue 1932
"And out of curiosity, do you have any idea as to how these stains happened."
My guess would be that they were once wrapped in cellophane (or similar mount) and the mount sealed with tape that bled through the opening.
If the toning were only in one direction, I would have suspected a stockbook with poor glue on the strips, but the cross shaped nature of the toning is unusual.
Roy
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06 Dec 2020
02:27:18am
re: Italy Gerabaldi issue 1932
" .... My first question of course is how does
the stain effect the value of these sets? ...."
That depends on whether someone is buying or selling.
Buying; "Oh shucks, I'd gladly pay full catalogue
for them except for the stains."
Selling;"Such tiny stains can be easily cleaned
without affecting the value."
Collector; "I'd probably never be able to afford
or even find better examples."
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