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  • October 11, 2014 11:37
October 11, 2014 11:37

I would like to know how I see the difference between the NVPH nr 4-6 stamps of the Haarlem and Utrecht edition.

Or is the difference not visible.

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  • October 11, 2014 23:39
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October 11, 2014 23:39

If you are not very familiar with this yet, it is best to first buy or borrow an Nvph special catalog.

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  • October 12, 2014 13:50
October 12, 2014 13:50

I think it's all well described here:

http://www.duiten.nl/postzegels/1864.htm

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October 12, 2014 14:55

Van Duiten does not learn anything about the differences! From the NVPH only the color story is a bit clearer, even though they write there:

"The difference between the two prints is usually difficult or sometimes impossible to determine with loose stamps"

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  • October 12, 2014 15:44
October 12, 2014 15:44

It seems to me that according to Duiten you should be able to distinguish the stamps on the basis of watermark (Utrecht) or no watermark (Haarlem). With a stamp on a postal item this may be an objection, but for a loose stamp this may be sufficient.

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  • October 12, 2014 15:49
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October 12, 2014 15:49

Not a single watermark! Neither in Utrecht nor in Haarlem !!

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October 12, 2014 15:53
Top shelf joke making, barges full of paper from the currency in Utrecht have been shipped to Endschede in Haarlem, Rein says it all, no one said that they claim they can prove 100% which is printed where we collect facts no assumptions where In fact assumptions seriously stop collecting, every collector who tells me with dry eyes this one is from Utrecht and this one from Haarlem is a clown, not a serious collector who collects facts but a collector in the air, don't forget I have a bottle at home with a ghost in it proof you but that it is not so :) can you see me entering this bottle seriues in Catawiki?
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  • October 12, 2014 15:56
October 12, 2014 15:56

It is remarkable that I think I understand that Duiten then makes it appear as if there is a watermark in the Utrecht stamps. I do not know Duiten, nor his or her expertise, but since yours is beyond dispute, I give the most weight to your opinion for the time being.

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  • October 12, 2014 16:43
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October 12, 2014 16:43

Duiten - whoever writes that may be - or transcribed it! :

"As a result, specialists speak of the Utrecht print and the Haarlem print, which they can distinguish from each other by the color and type of paper. The paper from which these stamps are made no longer has a watermark. only again with watermark (rings) printed from 1926. "

That" now "refers to 1864 as opposed to 1852!

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  • October 12, 2014 17:06
October 12, 2014 17:06

the text suggests that 'now' means 1866. ie the year on which the changeover took place. At least that's how I read it. Whether it is all true is another.

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  • October 12, 2014 17:18
October 12, 2014 17:18

Contrary to what was entered in the Catawiki catalog accompanying these stamps from 1864, they have NO watermark.

This is confirmed by

- the aforementioned site http: // www. duiten.nl/postzegels/1864.htm

- the catalogs Michel, Yvert & amp; Tellier and StanleyGibbons (which explicitly states: "No wmk.").

Also have my own copies no watermark.

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  • October 12, 2014 17:20
October 12, 2014 17:20

To be on the safe side, I have the book "Emission 1864" by J.F. Cleij quickly checked it out. Indeed, this emission does not involve a watermark at all. The word "now" will indeed refer to 1864.

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  • October 12, 2014 22:36
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October 12, 2014 22:36

Incorrect statement
Nobody said either who claim that they can prove 100% which is printed where

At the end of this month, loose MNH stamps and blocks of Utrecht and Haarlem printing with certificates will be auctioned in Weesp .
Be 100% confident that the correct pressure has been determined.

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October 12, 2014 23:20

I would 100% forget that .... We have over 100 years of inbreeding experience of experts who copy and write each other. Aside from color matching with copies used for postage at the correct time period, there isn't much for the average collector to come to a conclusion.

And handing yourself over to experts is just as frustrating as knowing for sure. that you have a real van Gogh at home, but are still being dismissed by Axel!

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  • October 13, 2014 00:24
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October 13, 2014 00:24

Handing over to experts is not necessary, but you can learn a lot from it.
Read many of your written articles regularly and learned a lot if you agree I believe 98% of it

Perhaps the Nvph's answer best suits the question

"The difference between the two printings is usually difficult or sometimes impossible to determine with loose stamps"

But I do hope that we have at least 1 expert in NL who can determine it with 98% certainty.

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October 13, 2014 08:43
Bridge pair there is no real expert on this matter only liars and charlatans, this is the black page in the philately trap do not stay out of this no one I repeat no one chance proof (with loose stamps) it's this or this, this is wind trade, tupenmania , the area where facts stop and fairytales begin, the grounds of Charlatans, impostors, leek man and cult leaders, one fairytale even more beautiful than the other and the so-called proof is paper thin if not just a sales pitch
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October 13, 2014 08:55
Again, I have a bottle with a ghost in it at home, it is real because I am the self-proclaimed omniscient Doekoen (Indonesian ghost wizard) so this bottle is 10,000 euros, self-assessment what I am after all the specialist on this matter :) prove that it is not so, you can not :), this is exactly the same as what is discussed above stamps are determined on facts not assumptions a so-called specialist is specialized in classifying prints based on assumptions in this one he does the same as a gypsy that predicts your future on the basis of Tarot cards ... funny and fun, but has nothing to do with serious collecting, more something for a fun night with clowns, magicians and acrobats
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  • October 13, 2014 09:57
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October 13, 2014 09:57

Well, Florian,

maybe you remember that JOHEZ moved from the center of Haarlem to the Waarderpolder ?!

Undoubtedly there are experts who can demonstrate the difference between the Inner City pressure and the Waarderpolder pressure .......

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  • October 13, 2014 13:46
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October 13, 2014 13:46

Still, I keep thinking that the inspection service in Weesp knows a thing or two about philately.
However, it is good to know that real experts are always present here too.

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October 13, 2014 14:55

Couple of bridges, fine, you believe in dwarfs and fairies, because you know someone who has seen them, it is also your wallet, but I believe that only he sees and recognizes himself (we at WC duck advise WC duck) does not belong in serious philately.

The inspection service in Weesp belongs to the commercial club, according to you they are the real experts :) .. ... then you don't understand anything about this wind trade thanks to the internet all collectors can find out everything and buy their stamps cheaply, the very last terrain in philately where they can still fool you suckers is the first emmision, unprovable, speculation and assumptions based on uncontrollable probabilities, real experts .... fucking bad joke ... Jomanda and Bagwan are also real experts, that car mechanic who greases you 4 new tires because your profile is supposedly worn too far ...

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October 13, 2014 15:07

Brug pair ,

we collect stamps and not shares for the little guy!

If something can only end up in my collection through an expert then we are on the wrong way.

You may expect a collector to make some effort to recognize a particular stamp as such. And often this is quite difficult, but once that effort has been taken, then at a certain point it must also be established that I have "determined" my seal. And when selling, the buyer must also make such an effort!

If this is not possible = an external body must be involved = then such a seal variant does NOT belong in the catalog!

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October 13, 2014 17:05

You may expect a collector to make some effort to recognize a particular stamp as such.

I certainly put that effort and time into it, but I regularly leave it for sale Inspecting stamps and providing them with a certificate.
It does not cost much to inspect and I hope that collectors attach some value to a certificate.
But if I understand correctly, that is nonsense. everyone in their own way.

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  • October 13, 2014 17:24
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October 13, 2014 17:24

The problem with catalogs is that they actually enforce these kinds of variants!

You are not complete if you do not have the Haarlem edition!

Inspections only make sense if there are Forgeries are known that cannot be recognized without laboratory methods or whose characteristics are so simple that experts would rather not want them to become commonplace. Imagine everyone can do that! Then there is no more money to be made or worse, new counterfeiters are encouraged to perform even better [and avoid the known differences!] .....

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  • October 13, 2014 18:06
October 13, 2014 18:06

@ reinbakhuizenvd

see

http: // www.catawiki.nl/catalogus/postzegels/landen-gebied/100293-nederland?page=1&field=SO_47&order=a&external=0&view=g&page=1&vg=na&type=s& language = nl & amp; area_id = 100293 & amp; user_id = & amp; stamp_filter = disabled & amp; filters [in_wish_list]% 2C + = & amp; filters [in_wish_list] = & amp; filters [7847] = & amp; filters [7845] = & amp; filters [7857] = & amp; filters [7855] = & amp; filters [7849] = & amp; filters [year_from] = 1864 & amp; filters [year_to] = 1864 & amp; filters [title] = & amp; filters [search_key] =

Here you will find THE solution to all your doubts ... Just ask those who have entered, corrected and approved these items.

Among other things, they will be able to tell you the difference between the images of nrs. 3180203 and 254795.

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  • October 13, 2014 18:42
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October 13, 2014 18:42

Tapir,

Both Erik B. and Rob A. will have studied the NVPH catalog well!

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