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It might prove useful to see scan of the reverse side!
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You may really need to pay closer attention to postings and read more carefully. As I understand, this is a new addition to Stanley Gibbons which was provided to Stanley Gibbons by @DaveSheridan. Dave evidently does not have an updated copy of Stanley Gibbons (later that 2020) and would like to know if any members have seen the new listing in later catalog editions. I'm pretty sure that posting a view of the reverse side is not useful.
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I think a scan of the reverse is always helpful (just my thinking and experience).
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Terry, thanks for providing that clarity, and a scan of the reverse won't be useful in this case. For 1899, the stamp is MUH (MNH to you guys) and as fresh as a daisy. The CV in SG is for MH, so this will be CV x 2. I need the CV as a guide, as I'll be selling this on my website.
I used to update my catalogues yearly, but I've dropped the ball. I should have bought the 2021 as I might have had a mention in the preface notes, but never mind. I'll definitely be getting the next catalogue, five years is too long.
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My Stanley Gibbons Commonwealth and British Empire 1840-1970 catalog for 2022 shows a catalog value of 300 pounds for mint and 120 pounds for used for Fiji 107a and 15 pounds for mint and 2 pounds for used for Fiji 107.
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Thank you Jerrel, that's my guide then. Very much appreciated!
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It is not listed on Colnect. You could submit to them.
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This is the proving copy of Fiji SG107 "damaged frame and crown" that I sent to Stanley Gibbons in 2020. They acknowledged it as a new addition, but I haven't updated my catalogue since. Can anyone provide a catalogue value of SG107a for me please?
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re: Fiji SG Catalogue Value Lookup Request
It might prove useful to see scan of the reverse side!
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re: Fiji SG Catalogue Value Lookup Request
@1899...
You may really need to pay closer attention to postings and read more carefully. As I understand, this is a new addition to Stanley Gibbons which was provided to Stanley Gibbons by @DaveSheridan. Dave evidently does not have an updated copy of Stanley Gibbons (later that 2020) and would like to know if any members have seen the new listing in later catalog editions. I'm pretty sure that posting a view of the reverse side is not useful.
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re: Fiji SG Catalogue Value Lookup Request
I think a scan of the reverse is always helpful (just my thinking and experience).
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re: Fiji SG Catalogue Value Lookup Request
Terry, thanks for providing that clarity, and a scan of the reverse won't be useful in this case. For 1899, the stamp is MUH (MNH to you guys) and as fresh as a daisy. The CV in SG is for MH, so this will be CV x 2. I need the CV as a guide, as I'll be selling this on my website.
I used to update my catalogues yearly, but I've dropped the ball. I should have bought the 2021 as I might have had a mention in the preface notes, but never mind. I'll definitely be getting the next catalogue, five years is too long.
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re: Fiji SG Catalogue Value Lookup Request
My Stanley Gibbons Commonwealth and British Empire 1840-1970 catalog for 2022 shows a catalog value of 300 pounds for mint and 120 pounds for used for Fiji 107a and 15 pounds for mint and 2 pounds for used for Fiji 107.
Jerrel
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Thank you Jerrel, that's my guide then. Very much appreciated!
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re: Fiji SG Catalogue Value Lookup Request
It is not listed on Colnect. You could submit to them.
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