Guthrum
24 Sep 2016 02:02:45pm | I seem to have some 'no-gum, thin paper' stamps of the Krakow Monuments set, issued April 1945. While I understand that some collectors may have deliberately soaked the gum off unused stamps (see the current Czechoslovakia thread elsewhere) I cannot explain the thin paper (nor, of course, can I really illustrate it here).
This is the set I am referring to:
and here are two of them, with two of the 'thin paper' examples below:
Any ideas as to what has happened here?
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roy
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Michel lists the set as "on grey or white paper". I suspect that you have the two types of paper they mention. They do not catalogue the two papers separately.
Roy
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