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Post by salentin on Feb 16, 2019 16:56:13 GMT
definitives,issued 1949, Oct.1st (200 & 500 Won),Oct.11th (400 Won),Dec.1st (15 & 65 Won)
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Post by darkormex on Feb 17, 2019 1:52:52 GMT
salentin , I hope it is okay to add to this thread. Like you, I do not have all of the stamps of this time period and I noticed I tend to have the same ones you have, however, I would like to go through my collection and add to this thread if there are some that I see that I have that you don't. Below are some unused multiples that I bought while living in Korea that dovetail neatly into the time period you have reached.
1. 1948, Sc. No. 93 Li Jun 2. 1949, Sc. No. 105 Tabo Pagoda, Kyongju 3. 1949, Sc. No. 104 South Gate, Seoul 4. 1949, Sc. No. 102 Diamond Mountains I also just realized I saw or visited all of these places, with the exception of the Diamond Mountains, on my family's recent trip to South Korea in July of 2018.
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Post by darkormex on Feb 17, 2019 1:58:44 GMT
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Post by salentin on Feb 21, 2019 16:33:05 GMT
Nice blocs ! There will be indeed some stamps,where you could help me out !
50th anniversary of Korea´s admission to the UPU; issued Jan.1st,1950
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Post by salentin on Feb 25, 2019 17:02:44 GMT
Air-Mail stamp,commemorating the opening of inland air-mail services. Issued Jan.1st,1950.
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Post by salentin on Mar 2, 2019 20:08:51 GMT
31st anniversary of an abortive proclamation of independence of Japan; issued March 10th,1950;
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Post by salentin on Mar 6, 2019 16:20:10 GMT
Second South Korean elections,issued May 30th,1950.
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Post by salentin on Mar 11, 2019 1:21:10 GMT
darkormex had shown earliar the following series in blocs of 4:
Unification of Korea,issued Nov.20th,1950. When in September 1950 South-Korean troops and later US troops entered North-Korea,after having defeated the North-Koreans in the south,President Rhee Syng-man saw his long time ambition to come true:the unification of Korea. However when China sent "volunteers" to "assist" the North Koreans the tide changed. Later the US,very much to the displeasure of Rhee,fearing an all out war with Russia, accepted a patt and a return to the pre-war borders.
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Post by salentin on Mar 13, 2019 17:50:29 GMT
Definitives,perforated 11,issued April 1st,1951
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Post by salentin on Mar 16, 2019 16:32:30 GMT
The above series,issued April 1st,1951, was also issued rouletted. The rouletted stamps are valued about 20 % of the perforated ones.
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Post by salentin on Mar 20, 2019 16:54:11 GMT
From June till December 1951 various definitives were overprinted and revalued. This was due to an inflation,resulting from the on-going war. Listings of the major catalogues differ considerably.Michel seems to be the most detailed one, close to the listings of Korean catalogues. I cannot show all stamps,especially not the more pricier ones.
There are two 100 on 4 Won:
left stamp,issued June 5th,1951,surcharge by lithography.The zeros are of a slight rectangular shape.
right stamp,no date of issue is known,surcharge by typography.The zeros are of an oval shape.
lower stamp with inverted overprint,surcharge by lithography.
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Post by salentin on Mar 25, 2019 3:12:07 GMT
three different 200 Won:
upper left stamp: wide space between symbol at 200,issued June 5th,1951 lower stamp: same inverted overprint
upper right stamp: narrow space between Symbol and 200,no date of issue is known
middle stamp: narrow space between Symbol and 200,foot of the 2 without up-stroke, Korean lettering different,no date of issue is known
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Post by salentin on Mar 28, 2019 2:15:27 GMT
300 on 4 W.,300 on 15 W.,300 on 30 W. one type only,issued Dec.3rd,1951
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Post by salentin on Mar 31, 2019 13:19:41 GMT
There are three types of 300 on 10 Won: upper stamp: Michel no.81,slanted 300,date of issue unknown lower stamp: Michel no.83,upright 300,large 3,distance from symbol to 300 small (4,5-5,5 mm),issued September 1951
missing stamp: Michel no.82,upright 300,narrow 3,distance from symbol to 300 wide (5-6 mm),issued June 5th,1951
over print on Mi.no. 82
overprint on Mi.no.83
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Post by Deleted on Apr 2, 2019 21:41:45 GMT
Very Scarce Imperf blocks Click on image or full view
Crane 5w brown Sc# 122 imperf block
Tiger Mural 20w purple Sc# 123 imperf block
Horse 100wn blue Sc#125 imperf block
Sok Kul Am/Sakyiamuni Buddha 200wn henna brown Sc# 183 imperf block
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Post by salentin on Apr 3, 2019 21:13:12 GMT
Very nice blocs ! Just for accuracy:the are usually listed as Sc.122a,123a,124a if unwatermarked. 200 W.looks like 183 (wmk.curved lines)
In my "ancient" catalogues the stamps are listed in pairs,valued for about $ 10.- ea. (5 & 20 Won),$ 20.- ea. (100 & 200 Won)
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Post by Deleted on Apr 3, 2019 23:44:35 GMT
Very nice blocs ! Just for accuracy:the are usually listed as Sc.122a,123a,124a if unwatermarked. 200 W.looks like 183 (wmk.curved lines)
In my "ancient" catalogues the stamps are listed in pairs,valued for about $ 10.- ea. (5 & 20 Won),$ 20.- ea. (100 & 200 Won)
To re-clarify Scott 2018 , 122a etc is not imperfs but rouletted which is why I noted them as being blocks of 122 etc as no catalog numbers are noted Michel South Korea 2016, they are slightly more than the amount noted above - Blocks of 4 retail between $125 - $175, blocks of 9 or 8 are $350 - $450 which is why they are scarce
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Post by salentin on Apr 4, 2019 21:31:31 GMT
I hope that the above extract from the KPC-cat.explains,what I meant. The KPC-Korean Postage Stamp Catalogue and the Korean Standard Stamp Catalogue list the imperforates as subnumbers of the rouletted set.Here the "a."-listings. But I agree there cannot be just one correct answer.
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Post by salentin on Apr 4, 2019 21:50:07 GMT
1951 overprints cotinued:
300 on 14 Won blue,dark blue issued Dec.3rd,1951
300 on 14 Won light blue was also overprinted with the same overprint as the blue,dark blue stamp. Date of issue: unknown. I cannot show that stamp,what is by some margine the most expensive single stamp of South-Korea. Instead I show again the basic stamp,without overprint.
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Post by salentin on Apr 9, 2019 21:35:42 GMT
300 on 20 Won,two types exist: upper stamp: "small" 3,the foot of the L-shaped part of the character behind 300 is short. lower stamp: "wide" 3,the foot of the L-shaped part of the charcter behind 300 is long.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 11, 2019 21:10:30 GMT
Very nice blocs ! Just for accuracy:the are usually listed as Sc.122a,123a,124a if unwatermarked. 200 W.looks like 183 (wmk.curved lines)
In my "ancient" catalogues the stamps are listed in pairs,valued for about $ 10.- ea. (5 & 20 Won),$ 20.- ea. (100 & 200 Won)
There is some confusion here on words
Just for accuracy:the are usually listed as Sc.122a,123a,124a if unwatermarked.
and later the statement
But I agree there cannot be just one correct answer.
I would say that there is only 1 answer
Scott Sc.122a,123a,124a is not listing for imperf blocks it is for rouletted, in fact there is no listing for imperfs
Your note that the KPC catalog explains it, is unclear It lists pairs and
in section under 79 d & e given my rusty Korean, talks about a perfed block with imprint I see no mention of imperf blocks
and I know from Asian auctions that I have participate in
In my "ancient" catalogues the stamps are listed in pairs,valued for about $ 10.- ea. (5 & 20 Won),$ 20.- ea. (100 & 200 Won) Imperf blocks have no relation to above as they sell for hundreds of dollars
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Post by salentin on Apr 13, 2019 21:08:42 GMT
300 on 50 Won,three types: upper stamp: slanted 300,date of issue unknown missing: 300 upright "small" 3,date of issue unknown
lower stamp: 300 upright "wide" 3,issued August 1951
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Post by Deleted on Apr 13, 2019 23:56:29 GMT
The rest of the story with more info These are scarce to rare
1951 300wn on 14wn light blue Scott 176a Korea P.S.C. 105a. CV $1500
1951, 300wn on 10wn blue green, lithographed surcharge Scott 129 variety not listed Korea P.S.C. 97 CV $225
1951, 300wn on 50wn violet blue, lithographed surcharge in very dark brown type IIIB P.S.C. 99a Scott 131 variety not listed. CV $200
1951, 300wn on 50wn violet blue, lithographed surcharge in medium brown, type III P.S.C. 99 Scott 131 var. not listed. CV $150
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Post by salentin on Apr 15, 2019 17:24:57 GMT
upper stamp 300 on 65 Won,(one type only),issued Dec.3rd,1951; lower stamp: 300 on 100 Won,(one type only),issued Dec.3rd,1951;
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Post by salentin on Apr 19, 2019 3:21:19 GMT
air-mail,issued Nov.15th,1951;
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Post by Deleted on Apr 19, 2019 12:26:54 GMT
Came across these on internet Interesting as they show a monetary change at end of Won period issued Oct.15th,1952 issued April 5th,1953
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Post by salentin on Apr 20, 2019 2:37:35 GMT
The plate damage "KORFA" appears also on the 500 on 150 Won airmal stamp. Here in a bloc with three normal it is the upper left stamp.
It is quite astonishing,that the price of the "KORFA" varietion is pretty moderate. A total of 65.000 stamps were overprinted. "KORFA" is found once in a sheet of 50. So just 1.300 can exist,compared to the 80.000 of the original stamp from 1949.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 21, 2019 18:13:27 GMT
1948 Olympics set - Sc 85-86 - high CV
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Post by Deleted on Apr 23, 2019 1:46:35 GMT
1949 Mi55 Sc106 1949 Mi56 Sc 107
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Post by salentin on Apr 24, 2019 21:32:28 GMT
definitve 1000 Won un-watermarked paper,issued July 1st,1951;
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