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Post by andrey0hast on Nov 18, 2019 17:14:58 GMT
Hi! Help identify the stamp.  I have a stamped envelope like this in my hand. I'm not a specialist in stamps, just learning. I don't know much about ordinary stamps, let alone the United States.  I decided to ask for help on several forums. Maybe you can help me.   |
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Post by renden on Nov 18, 2019 17:27:21 GMT
1861 3c rose Scott # 65 unwmk. Engr: Washington - type of paper ?
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Post by stainlessb on Nov 18, 2019 17:32:08 GMT
US 1861 3 cent George Washington
Michel has it as #18- I'm at work and that's all i can find online- If the envelope is intact I would leave it on the envelope.
Unless you will be collecting modern issues, an older Scott catalogue can be gotten on eBay for not much cost and would give you something to reference -much faster than waiting for a response and the catalogue conains a lot of useful information
there are specialized catalogues (much more detailed) and general catalogs, (basically shows one type of each without getting to far in to color varieties, shades and sub-types
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Post by renden on Nov 18, 2019 18:20:43 GMT
Stan - You responded 5 min before me but your answer appears as # 2 - weird !!
Cheers at work !!
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Post by andrey0hast on Nov 19, 2019 13:35:58 GMT
1861 3c rose Scott # 65 unwmk. Engr: Washington - type of paper ? Hi! Thank you for your help. I don't know much about paper types, I'm just a beginner... |
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Post by andrey0hast on Nov 19, 2019 13:42:22 GMT
US 1861 3 cent George Washington Michel has it as #18- I'm at work and that's all i can find online- If the envelope is intact I would leave it on the envelope. Unless you will be collecting modern issues, an older Scott catalogue can be gotten on eBay for not much cost and would give you something to reference -much faster than waiting for a response and the catalogue conains a lot of useful information there are specialized catalogues (much more detailed) and general catalogs, (basically shows one type of each without getting to far in to color varieties, shades and sub-types S
Hi! Thank you for your help. The envelope is in good condition. I think I'll leave it on the envelope. I found an image of this stamp on the Internet thanks to the help on this forum. The stamp is really very cool. I am proud that I have it in my collection and will take an important place. Yes, I am planning to buy catalogues. Because I understand that without catalogues it will be difficult to do this hobby.  washington 3c red |
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Post by andrey0hast on Nov 19, 2019 13:43:38 GMT
Stan - You responded 5 min before me but your answer appears as # 2 - weird !! Cheers at work !! R They just wanted to help me a lot at the same time.  |
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I have a stamped envelope like this in my hand. I'm not a specialist in stamps, just learning. I don't know much about ordinary stamps, let alone the United States. 
I decided to ask for help on several forums. Maybe you can help me. 
