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This term means the stamp has no tears, no holes,no thin spots, no creases and no missing parts. It does not say anything about the centering , the gum or cancellation. If the stamp has missing corners or missing perforations or stains, I think should be mentioned if the stamp is described as sound.
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What does francobolli mean?
It is Italian for a postage stamp.
What does copy mean when describing a postage stamp?
It means one individual stamp.
What does ajman state mean on a postage stamp?
Ajman
What does Sverige mean on a postage stamp?
"Sverige" is the Swedish word for Sweden. On a postage stamp, it indicates that the stamp is from Sweden or related to the country in some way.
What does republik ofterreich mean on a postage stamp?
Austrian Republic
What does 50 todestag von franz lehar mean on a postage stamp?
50th anniversary of the death of Franz Lehar
What does the letters at the bottom of a postage stamp mean?
That will depend on the stamp and the country it is from. Sometimes it is the engraver's name. It could be a plate number. It might even be the name of the printing company.
Can you buy stamp catalogues separately?
Yes, if you mean the Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue ,each its 6 volumes can bought separately as can the US specialized catalogue.
What does the aristocrat of Black Stamps mean?
The British Penny Black stamp was the world's first adhesive postage stamp and it went on sale in Great Britain on May 6th 1840.
What is the name of the paper labels on mailed papers?
The paper labels on mailed papers are called postage stamps. They indicate that postage has been paid for the delivery of the mail.
What does op pakketzegel staat 2.60 en heeft 8.50 gerekeid mean in English?
'gerekeid' isn't a Dutch word. I'm assuming you mean 'gerekend'. (quite literal) translation: The parcel postage stamp says 2.60 and has charged 8.50 (this sounds better to me): The parcel postage stamp says 2.60, but it cost 8.50 Reading this sentence I'm assuming the post office has either overcharged (the stamp says 2.60, but they had to pay 8.50) or the package was heavier than the sender had expected and they had to pay more than the avarage parcel postage stamp costs.
What does it mean when a stamp use to be place upside down or sideways like flowers and stones this has a meaning all the way up to the 1960.?
when a postage stamp is placed upside down it means i love you
