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Keywords:
Rarity,
Scarce,
Connotation,
Stamp,
Rare
stamps An early stamp issue, has strict, "classic" design, usually pre-1930s. Most people consider these to be rare stamps, but classic stamps are not necessarily rare.
An early issue, often with a connotation of rarity, although classic stamps are not necessarily rare. A particularly scarce recent item may be referred to as a modern classic.
An early stamp issue. Most people consider these to be rare stamps, but classic stamps aren't necessarily rare.
A distinction of quality or rarity in early stampsĀ Coil stamp Stamp from a vending machine rollĀ Comb perf. From a perforating machine with pins arranged as a comb
A term usually referring to older ( 19th century) engraved stamps of a country.
an early issue. "Classic" often has a connotation of rarity, but many classic stamps are decidedly common, for example the three cent stamp of the 1861 issue, Scott 65, and in fact, a scarce recent item may be properly referred to as a " modern classic".
An early stamp which is rare and of high quality.
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