Mary Waters

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• Ron Lenke

  March 2020 0 Likes Vote Down

  as with stamps we could use a picture, mary ;-)
• MMartin Glaenzer

  March 2020 0 Likes Vote Down

  Martin Glaenzer
  Could be in better shape
• Wayne Buza

  March 2020 edited March 2020 1 Likes Vote Down

  Looks like bleach. And it is imperf.
• andrew Hellenschmidt

  March 2020 1 Likes Vote Down

  Definitely white paper maybe even chalky
• Rene Bravo

  March 2020 2 Likes Vote Down

  It's an XF- NH, just ignore the tear and cellophane tape, it tends to yellow with age, but adds character to the item. It also has a certificate ( Costco).
• mary waters

  March 2020 0 Likes Vote Down

  Yes it true I have no idea what I am doing with this stamps
• KKeith J. Bowen

  March 2020 0 Likes Vote Down

  Can't make out the first one on the second row, th
• KKeith J. Bowen

  March 2020 1 Likes Vote Down

  The rest are quite common and worth the minimum.
• mary waters

  March 2020 0 Likes Vote Down

  What's the minimum please.dont and I will take a new pic thanks so much
• Ted Tyszka

  March 2020 0 Likes Vote Down

  Minimum catalog value is 25 cents, which translates to a retail value of 5 to 10 cents.
• Rene Bravo

  March 2020 0 Likes Vote Down

  That may be the variety with the rare Fetser Valve watermark.
• Ted Tyszka

  March 2020 2 Likes Vote Down

  The only means of positive identification of the FV watermark, though, is by the use of a single-particle fluorescence spectrometer, which requires burning the stamp.