To the Numismatic perforationists amongst us, do these below cylinder bl...........

[alloway65 10]

To the Philatelic perforationists amongst us, do these below cylinder blocks have perforations classified within allowable tolerances or can they be classed as Perforation shift "varieties"????

 

Sorry for the wrong header I was working on coins then moved on to stamps....silly me!!!!!

 

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Edited March 7, 2013 by alloway65
Mixed up my hobbies!!!!!

[JohnBenn 12]

I would call them badly centered; they have to cut into the design of the next stamp for me to call them a variety. But that's me :cool:.

 

But there could always be a phosphor shift on the 2c???

 

Edited March 8, 2013 by JohnBenn

[alloway65 10]

Thanks JB....I tend to agree.

 

I read a dissertation by one of our more famous Bobers the other day, it peaked my interest, hence I opened some stock books I had not opened for decades....and found some off set perforations!

[Jacques Kuun 11]

The paradox of stamp collecting. A perforation shift of, say 1mm, is called badly centred. 3mm would be called a variety. 8mm would be called a spectacular variety.

 

Keep well and regards

 

Jacques

[JohnBenn 12]

The paradox of stamp collecting. A perforation shift of, say 1mm, is called badly centred. 3mm would be called a variety. 8mm would be called a spectacular variety.

 

Keep well and regards

 

Jacques

 

So true.