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Europe/Other : Ottoman Empire stamp value?

 

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03 Jan 2015
11:33:09am
I was able to trace this 20 paras Ottoman Empire stamp to an apparent issue date of Sept. 15,1876 and am curious to know if anyone has any idea of its value today. Obviously not in mint condition it was amazing to have it surface in a recent donation of internationals given to the Holocaust Stamps Project in Foxboro, MAImage Not Found.



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03 Jan 2015
11:47:54am
re: Ottoman Empire stamp value?

Where do you find Ottoman Empire in Scott catalogs? It became so many countries...

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03 Jan 2015
01:37:06pm
re: Ottoman Empire stamp value?

It is found under Turkey Scott number 54 valued at $62.50 mint or $5.00 used but it appears from your picture that there are some perfs missing.

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03 Jan 2015
01:45:13pm
re: Ottoman Empire stamp value?

Thanks for the feedback on the likely value. Yes, there are perfs missing....After 148 years in circulation it looks pretty darn good to me, though not worth much as a philatelic specimen.

I will pass along the history info on it - which seems to be of greater value than the stamp itself - to the middle and high school students who are working on the Holocaust Stamps Project.

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03 Jan 2015
02:03:14pm

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re: Ottoman Empire stamp value?

Much more than a few perforations missing, this is damaged.
I would not even keep it in this condition.

For reference this is Isfila #104 Valued (2008 ref) at approximately $4.50 used.
But is is rare in Mint condition. ($56.00)
rrr...

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07 Jan 2015
02:55:43pm
re: Ottoman Empire stamp value?

Thanks for your comment and the reference info, rrr.

Much more than a few perforations missing, this is damaged.
I would not even keep it in this condition.


But please note: Damaged stamps are equally welcome in the Holocaust Stamps Project which strives to honor the memories of ALL who were lost. As "damaged (crippled, paralyzed, mentally different, etc) people" were some of the most targeted by the Nazis, they, too, were among the 11 million killed for their perceived lack of value to a perfect Aryan society.

Note to SOR members: Damaged stamps are welcome!Thumbs Up

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csheer

03 Jan 2015
11:33:09am

I was able to trace this 20 paras Ottoman Empire stamp to an apparent issue date of Sept. 15,1876 and am curious to know if anyone has any idea of its value today. Obviously not in mint condition it was amazing to have it surface in a recent donation of internationals given to the Holocaust Stamps Project in Foxboro, MAImage Not Found.



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03 Jan 2015
11:47:54am

re: Ottoman Empire stamp value?

Where do you find Ottoman Empire in Scott catalogs? It became so many countries...

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"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. - Maya Angelou"

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In Arduis Fidelis
03 Jan 2015
01:37:06pm

re: Ottoman Empire stamp value?

It is found under Turkey Scott number 54 valued at $62.50 mint or $5.00 used but it appears from your picture that there are some perfs missing.

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csheer

03 Jan 2015
01:45:13pm

re: Ottoman Empire stamp value?

Thanks for the feedback on the likely value. Yes, there are perfs missing....After 148 years in circulation it looks pretty darn good to me, though not worth much as a philatelic specimen.

I will pass along the history info on it - which seems to be of greater value than the stamp itself - to the middle and high school students who are working on the Holocaust Stamps Project.

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rrraphy

Retired Consultant APS#186030
03 Jan 2015
02:03:14pm

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re: Ottoman Empire stamp value?

Much more than a few perforations missing, this is damaged.
I would not even keep it in this condition.

For reference this is Isfila #104 Valued (2008 ref) at approximately $4.50 used.
But is is rare in Mint condition. ($56.00)
rrr...

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"E. Rutherford: All science is either physics or stamp collecting."
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csheer

07 Jan 2015
02:55:43pm

re: Ottoman Empire stamp value?

Thanks for your comment and the reference info, rrr.

Much more than a few perforations missing, this is damaged.
I would not even keep it in this condition.


But please note: Damaged stamps are equally welcome in the Holocaust Stamps Project which strives to honor the memories of ALL who were lost. As "damaged (crippled, paralyzed, mentally different, etc) people" were some of the most targeted by the Nazis, they, too, were among the 11 million killed for their perceived lack of value to a perfect Aryan society.

Note to SOR members: Damaged stamps are welcome!Thumbs Up

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