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The links point to the entire Issue so that you can see the se-tenant items in context with the blocks/sheets from which they come. I don't know more about these stamps than this. Are they “issued as se-tenant” or not? That question is relevant to using the manual properly
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The numbers mentioned refer to items other than stamps. Typed wrong numbers?
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I simply filled out the contact form earlier today as seemed to be the procedure for aspiring administrators.

It was also brought to my attention that there may be another category of systematic issues in city mail. Manual §10 states:

If the appearance of a series is a se-tenant, it will be included once as a series
and se-tenant. Only if the stamps of the series have also been issued separately will both the series with individual stamps and the se-tenant be included separately

So apparently there is a case for Se-tenant+Series. What I struggle with is when a series is "released as se-tenant"

Examples:
  1. #5959997 - Series is in block as se-tenant
  2. #4341179 - There is a sheet in which the series can be found 6 times as a se-tenant
  3. #5809639 - Series is on 2 separate se-tenants coming from bridge sheets A3 with 10 of those series

I can imagine that this is the prototypical example of 1, but I have no idea whether the stamps were also available separately. I don't see it that way about 2. and 3. I like to have series in my collection because at least I know that I have them all. For me, a series of individual stamps is really different from a se-tenant. I do this so that I keep a clean collection and shortage list.

I see §10 consciously for the first time; it goes directly against how I keep my collection so I'm unhappy if I interpret it correctly.
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Jummeke portbetaald etc
We do not discuss whether or not to become an administrator on the forum.
The super administrators of sections give me advice on whether or not to appoint administrators.
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postmaster Collectioneur Please respond regarding administrator yes/no.
portbetaald Collectioneur Maybe leave these duplications alone. If the answer is "yes", this is a good exercise in what an administrator can do.
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Perhaps register via the registration procedure?
Done
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Raoul62 I went through all the Sheets, Blocks, Series, Se-tenants and Bridge Pairs in NL Stadspost. Everything is now - I think - good. There remain 14 duplicates, 12 of which can be removed without further ado and 2 that have a search list entry.

https://www.lastdodo.nl/nl/areas/100293-nederland?cf%5B7857%5D=391715&q2=DOUBLURE

If you come across anything that I overlooked, please let me know. After a while I sometimes become a bit chicken. In addition to the FDC duplication that Collectioneur will look into, the Netherlands will then be clean of (detected) duplication, so let's tidy it up
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Thank you gentlemen for your input and actions, it looks a lot better this way.
And they can also be found faster, which is a bonus :-D
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Could an administrator provide two people I just added with the necessary aliases and check my input?

Implemented:
Fortuyn, Pim [1948-2002] - alias Fortuijn, Pim [1948-2002]

I didn't enter all his first names, but he has quite a few: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pim_Fortuyn

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Oranje-Nassau, Mabel Martine Wisse Smit van [1968]

You can think of all kinds of aliases... she has quite a name history

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mabel_Wisse_Smit

Thanks in advance.
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I have supplemented the item with the information here and the number BO8 from the specialty catalog [which I should have consulted earlier because I just have it :-)]. It's listed for €40 in that catalog, so that seemed like the most accurate price indication to me
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Don't know the circulation of this FDC. I suspect that there were envelopes left over from the "Churches in wartime" issue and these were used for the flood disaster of 1953, hence the beams on the side.

The catalog value of "the churches in wartime" is 200 euros and of the "flood disaster" 40 euros", although the catalog value is only a guideline.
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I've learned a lot again. This is special stuff.
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And it is complete if you also check the "Surcharge" theme, as is done with all Dutch children's stamps.
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Hi, many thanks Charles1971

This is exactly the right section I was searching for. 

Seems very hidden.
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Jummeke Okay. I also do the other series with 1915 war allowance
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Petvre So as I said, it doesn't look good. I could adjust it, but I don't know enough about it. Are you doing the necessary since you have the confirmation?
Nominal value: 5 and 10
Details: Value 5(+2) and 10(+2), tax on war works.
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ApiSta The Yvert catalog contains these two numbers 136 / 137 with nominal value 5 (+2) green, 10 (+2) rosé, so they look good in last dodo
Text, tax on war works
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The majority of the Austrian stamps with a surcharge,issued before 1938,
do not show the value of the surcharge on the stamps.The just show the
nominal value only,i.e. theirs franking value.
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Perhaps it was indeed incorrectly declared in 2009 by collect-a ApiSta and only now discovered?. Perhaps a collector/manager from Austria can provide more clarity here?
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the Nominal value field is the value stated on the stamp (easy to look up/filter),

The surcharge is indeed not stated there.
In other words, is this saying that they contain the wrong nominal value?
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Indeed, as Jummeke says and as you yourself indicate, the surcharge is not indicated on the stamp ApiSta. The oval-shaped year indication says that the stamps are from 1914. The surcharge is indeed not stated there.
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Take another look at the information from Leike-w Raoul62 . a bit of reading (page 2) (pdf)

Then look again at what westfriesland-stamps wrote.



Is a real issued FDC from JP Boom. It is listed in the special catalog of the NVPH 2006-2011 and also in the catalog of first day letters from Avezaat and Okker (1985-1986). The FDC is depicted in the special catalogue.

Apparently still issued in editions too!.
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ApiSta Without knowledge of the stamps involved, I would like to give you a general explanation: the Nominal value field is the value stated on the stamp (easy to look up/filter), additional comments belong in Details.
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Now I know :)
But it is and remains a monstrosity. Recycle an existing FDC cover years later to make something 'special' out of it. A craft with recycled materials.
Or is it a variant of the original FDC from 1950, with an 'error' seal? A Plaque Coincidence? We don't have that kind yet.

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That's why Raoul62, first be sure, and then ventilate.
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