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Can someone tell me the difference between item 298185 and 313479 .

Concerns FDC 84 and 84a.

I can't find any differences between the envelopes or maybe I'm overlooking something.

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January 01, 2014 23:54

Hello Skroets

84a = the phosphor envelope
There are also copies of 84a in circulation with text in the top left corner * phosphor *

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@Brugpaar

Thank you for the answer. But maybe a stupid question, but how do I recognize a phosphor envelope. Should it light up or something. Am not aware of this.

Have 4 copies yourself, canceled and MNH, but see no differences. Could of course be that all 4 of them are the regular FDC, because at least I don't have the mention phosphorus.

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Hello Skroets

Send you an email with a link in which e.e.a is well described.

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January 03, 2014 13:52

Skroets,

take a UV lamp and look at the stamps! The envelope itself will of course not light up :)

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Thanks Rein, I have become wiser again what to watch out for. Had van Brugpaar already received a link where things are also explained.

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January 03, 2014 21:53

Skroets

A good question!

The catawiki catalog couldn't tell the difference.

In my opinion this problem has now been solved. Take a look at the details.

313479.

With kind regards,

Micho Rooseboom, a collector

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January 03, 2014 22:25

Look Micho, that's the way of Catawiki.

Do future users (and I of course) have an idea of the difference between 84 and 84a.

Thanks for add.

Gr. Skroets (Albert).

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January 03, 2014 23:03

"phosphorescent"

Michael,

one last minor correction please!

Or "phosphorescent" or "phosphorescent" !

BTW I never participate in the Grandfatherlandsch Dictee!

Regards, Rein

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January 04, 2014 09:21

Type of error; Forget "s". This has of course been adjusted. We strive for perfection

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January 04, 2014 09:38

Albert

I really liked the question.

This has everything to do with the design of the catalog.

As a collector I often run into these problems.

I want to address this as the next example.

Often you see two of the same stamps with two numbers ""2738"" and one stamp ""2738c"".

From the photo and the addition of the "c" it appears that there are no serrated edges.

In my opinion it would be more sensible to mention this in details; "stamp top and bottom imperforate".

Catawiki is an independent catalog and should not rely on Michel catalog.

With michel catalog the meanings are in the catalog.

We don't have that at catawiki.

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Micho Rooseboom, a collector

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January 04, 2014 16:53

That is in the details.

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January 04, 2014 17:15

Micho,

Michel's catalog has the meanings at the front of the catalog.

What's against putting that in the instruction manual !!

Let's get some more uniformity! And there is clarity - we want that anyway ....

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January 04, 2014 17:23

actually all of that should be in the manual. I just don't know if there is already ...

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January 04, 2014 18:19

Rein

Let's get some more uniformity! And there will be clarity - we want to ...

I agree 100% with you.

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Micho Rooseboom. a collector

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January 04, 2014 18:23

Rob

Additions "y" and "s" to numbers mean nothing at all.

Without a catalog you can't get any further.

A description under ""particulars"" could be a solution.

It's a suggestion.

Sincerely,

Michael Rooseboom. a collector

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January 04, 2014 18:26

Morits

There is a handbook. But maybe the adjustments could be faster.

But then there must be manpower for it.

Sincerely,

Micho Rooseboom, a collector

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@Micho

I fully agree with your statement that deviating factors should be described more often in details.

I think that a lot of (novice) collectors sometimes can't see the wood for the trees.

You see this, for example, with large comic series, but also with stamps where you sometimes have to search intensively for deviations between the various items.

I only think that the importer should do this immediately if there are deviations, but obligation to do so and checking it will be a difficult matter.

@Rein @Morits

Although it is mentioned in the manual, if it is not an obligation it will not always happen.

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January 05, 2014 11:37

Skroets

The additional entry makes the Catawiki catalog more user-friendly.

If you don't have a paper catalog, you don't always get it. That's not a good thing.

I think that a lot of (novice) collectors sometimes can't see the wood for the trees.

Indeed at the stamp club I also hear this and that is not a good thing.

So it needs attention.

Sincerely,

Micho Rooseboom, a collector

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January 05, 2014 15:55

A solution could be to show details in Figure 2. See for example 3048187 .

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Dick,

if you then make the year such that the CW logo does not go through! Now it is of no use to you!

Greetings, Rein

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January 05, 2014 18:46

Oops, mistake! I'll just transfer the scan. Thanks, Rein.

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@Dick

Yes, details are.

But this is not.

The 2 stamps are completely different.

So the superfluous can go away again.

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Rob,

What are you talking about ?; which two stamps?

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