Errors & Varieties, #SQE1001e) 1967 4c Bible, MNH, Short 'I' in AUSTRALIA
Ref #1001e: 1967 4c Bible Society with Listed Constant Variety (Flaw) Short ‘I’ in AUSTRALIA, MNH ACSC328c, LP R3/S6
'Constant Variety' refers to a stamp that differs in some discernible way from others of the same printing, and can be located in a particular position on multiple sheets of the stamps
Note 1: the stamp in the scan is a Stock Image and indicative of what you will receive
*Mind Webs: Quality without Compromise!*❤ it!*
Stamp errors, flaws or varieties occur because of failure in the printing process that results in wrong colours or denominations; missing, misplaced or inverted elements; poor perforations; paper or gum issues; or retouches to correct problems with the printing devices. These varieties are often rare & highly collectable!
Ref #1001e: 1967 4c Bible Society with Listed Constant Variety (Flaw) Short ‘I’ in AUSTRALIA, MNH ACSC328c, LP R3/S6
'Constant Variety' refers to a stamp that differs in some discernible way from others of the same printing, and can be located in a particular position on multiple sheets of the stamps
Note 1: the stamp in the scan is a Stock Image and indicative of what you will receive
*Mind Webs: Quality without Compromise!*❤ it!*
Stamp errors, flaws or varieties occur because of failure in the printing process that results in wrong colours or denominations; missing, misplaced or inverted elements; poor perforations; paper or gum issues; or retouches to correct problems with the printing devices. These varieties are often rare & highly collectable!
Ref #1001e: 1967 4c Bible Society with Listed Constant Variety (Flaw) Short ‘I’ in AUSTRALIA, MNH ACSC328c, LP R3/S6
'Constant Variety' refers to a stamp that differs in some discernible way from others of the same printing, and can be located in a particular position on multiple sheets of the stamps
Note 1: the stamp in the scan is a Stock Image and indicative of what you will receive
*Mind Webs: Quality without Compromise!*❤ it!*
Stamp errors, flaws or varieties occur because of failure in the printing process that results in wrong colours or denominations; missing, misplaced or inverted elements; poor perforations; paper or gum issues; or retouches to correct problems with the printing devices. These varieties are often rare & highly collectable!
