Q: Paste-Up Pairs of Coil Stamps

Thanks Rodney,
That was interesting. The values for Paste-Up appear to be about the
same as the Guide-Line pair values. What struck me also were the
Paste-Up with two different shades. I think I'll be on the track of
those.
TL


On Jan 28, 4:15 pm, "rodney" wrote:
G'day Tom,
I had to google, I had not come across the term "paste up" before,
it seems highly specialised with prices from $45 to open ended,
there are a few with images herehttp://www.hrharmer.com/sales/2961/HTML/2961_05.html

Perhaps you can email harmers for any links to specialised sites.
HTH

"TL" wrote in message

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I don't know if this is strictly a US question. I have a number of
paste-up pairs, specifically US Sc# 458 (hinged), 457 (hinged) and 394
Mint, plate #5424 with APS Cert. I'm evaluating these and am
wondering if what sort of premium is attached to them. Scott's doesn't
go into the values of Paste-up pairs. Maybe if someone has an idea of
how often they would occur then it could be compared to Guide-Line
pairs. Anyone know that information, value and frequency?
Thanks,
TL

"Sir F. A. Rien"
This link might give you some more information:
http://www.hgitner.com/coils.html

Thanks!
that was the type of info I was after.
I don't think they have a comparison in the Australian catalogue,
we have coil ends but not "paste ups" that I am aware of.
R

Thank you.

"Sir F. A. Rien"
See Brusden-White 'Permanent' pages G14 and 15 for a list of coils with 10
and 20 stamps between joins.