Scott #1 Used with 15 January 1919 THORSHAVN cancellation. While the stamp may have Fine centering, it is by far the worst quality example I have ever offered, with a huge piece missing from the upper left corner and with a thin. However, it is also the lowest-priced example I have ever offered!
Scott #1 Used F-VF on small piece with the usual Danish 5 øre stamp to make the total of 7 øre. Both tied by a neat THORSHAVN 21 January 1919 cancellation. The #1 has a couple rough perforations on the right side and is slightly creased in the lower left corner. The #1 is remarkably lightly canceled. Offered at a very low price! Accompanied by a Jay Smith photo certificate with lifetime guarantee.
315.00
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Perforated Bisect: Facit #2, 4 øre Perf 14x 14.5 Blue Wtmk Crosses Bisect. This half-a-stamp OFF-piece is usually a joke: "You want a bisect? Hand me a pair of scissors!" It was in a recently purchased collection and I nearly discarded it, however, the postmark (what there is of it) type and date is exactly correct for a Thorshavn canceled Faroe bisect. It is dated "?0.1.19 5-7 F" (first digit not present); when overlaid upon correct a full postmark, it is an exact match. It is NOT possible for me to guarantee that this is a genuine Faroe Bisect, however, there is a high probability that it is the real thing. A proper, typical piece bearing the real thing would sell for $550-750, depending upon quality. This is offered AS IS, with absolutely no guarantee. If your mother told you not to buy OFF-piece bisects, she was right. But this just might be a low-cost exception.
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