Perfin C-23 RF 'F',CNR, Scott #107, AND MORE
STAMPS
do talk…listen to what they have to tell you !!!
SEE WHY.....
Rarity Factor 'F' means 301-1,000 reported copies...
It is a C-23 because of perfins holes (even missing some) and the Winnipeg cxl...
BUT here.... it is a #107 with left straight edge, XF
Perfin with a ..Straight Edge....chances to find one is only 16 (read Admiral specification on 400 stamps pane) ...!!!!!
Because there is SO FEW reported, we can deduct they (CNR) had only one pane...
...and MUCH MORE... This perfin is missing 5-6 pins !!!!
ADD-on all these rarity factors...and you have a PEARL....
What serious collectors are looking
at...is the rarity factor of the item or the uniqueness of the item... which
gives it its intrinsic value.
Straight
edge stamps or stamps with selvedge info…
...
imagine the number of straight edge stamps out of a printing pane (100?) which
means only 8 out of ten for having a any side straight edge... (taking out the
2 corners).
Indirectly,
it brings an added Rarity Factor to the REAL value of straight edge stamps...
What serious collectors are looking
at...is the rarity factor of the item or the uniqueness of the item... which
gives it its intrinsic value.
Added rarity factor for Admirals, the
black lines show where the 400 stamps plate is cut to form selvedge stamps and
straight edge stamps. So. Any same side straight edge stamp has 16
possibilities out of 400 stamps printed or 4% and only one (1) any corner
straight stamp (center of the axis) or 0.25% out of 400 printed stamps… and
that is an added rarity value over a single ordinary stamp.
And if you make a parallel with normal
stamps with such small amount of issued stamp...well we find REAL value of rare
circulated Perfins stamps...
Download
your free copy on PERFINS (see below) to better evaluate any Perfins.
In Stamp
Collecting, ‘PERFINS’ is a world apart.
What is the
MOST important IS the ‘Rarity Factor’ from ‘A’ to ‘I’.
The value of
a Perfin is dictated by the number of stamps REPORTED which in return,
determines the Rarity Factor.
You don’t
have to possess a rare stamp.
You have to
possess a Rarity Factor.
Having less
stamps being reported, higher the value will be.
The rarity of
a stamp is important, but secondary…it will add-up an intrinsic value.
EXAMPLE: we
may have a Scott #232 with a RF ‘C’ which will be worth more than a ‘Blue Nose
with RF ‘F’.
‘C’ has 11-30
reported copies and ‘F’ has 301-1,000 reported copies…
Thus, we
must understand that there is a kind of double concept to comprehend true value
of a Perfin...and I am not talking about its position...
And if you make a parallel with any normal
stamps with such small number of issued stamps...well we find REAL value of
rare circulated Perfin stamps...
What serious collectors are looking at...is
the rarity factor of the item... which gives it its intrinsic value.
To download your free copy of the PERFINS
HANDBOOK :
Go to Google and type: PERFINS HANDBOOK….at
BNAPS… (then click at ‘download’ at the bottom of
the page).
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