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Tedski
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01:51:19am
I noticed a typo in the 2009 catalogue when working on Russia. The one stamp was listed at $80 and in all the later catalogues it is listed at $8. I know there are significant changes in some stamps but definitely NOT that much. On the other hand one went from $800 to $4000 (checked 2011 thru 2013 and all list the latter number). Interesting to see that big of a jump. Anyone with that stamp would be dancing around their house no doubt 
Kelly
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Wow, guess how many dealers are going to quote the price for Austria #142, from the 2014 catalog. Tell me, how many surveys were taken to assure the accuracy of just one stamp dropping $20 in value. Whoooops, smells like I stepped in something, out in the pasture. Scott, Bah humbug! 
Mike
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There is a typo in the 2014 Scott Vol. 1 for Austria #142. The unused value is given as $14.00. The correct value should be $140.00 (down from $160 in 2012). (Verified with the Scott editor.)
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18 Jun 2013
01:51:19am
re: 2014 Scott Erratum - Austria #142
I noticed a typo in the 2009 catalogue when working on Russia. The one stamp was listed at $80 and in all the later catalogues it is listed at $8. I know there are significant changes in some stamps but definitely NOT that much. On the other hand one went from $800 to $4000 (checked 2011 thru 2013 and all list the latter number). Interesting to see that big of a jump. Anyone with that stamp would be dancing around their house no doubt
Kelly
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re: 2014 Scott Erratum - Austria #142
Wow, guess how many dealers are going to quote the price for Austria #142, from the 2014 catalog. Tell me, how many surveys were taken to assure the accuracy of just one stamp dropping $20 in value. Whoooops, smells like I stepped in something, out in the pasture. Scott, Bah humbug!
Mike
BTW, my emoticon showed up exactly where I placed it, the first time.
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