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Category Archives: Ruble
Postal stationary with ruble overprint and Elenovka cancel
The latest addition to my collection is this blank Zsarist postal stationary, surcharged with 5 Rubles and cancelled to order Elenovka “b”. Those stationary were produced when new, not 30 Kop. overprinted, stationaries were received from country districts. At some … Continue reading
One of the rare stamps of the Ruble overprint Issue
Recently I got a hold off quite a rare stamp. But let us zoom in from the outside, starting with the Dashnak overprints. During the first Republic, when the Dashnak government ruled the newly independent country, the overprinting process started … Continue reading
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Fake cover again
On November the 6th I wrote an article about a fake cover offered at David Feldman auction house. It is listed again. Please meet Lot 20385 at the current Russia auction. There is something new also. We got a scan of … Continue reading
Posted in Ebay, Delcampe and Co, Forged, Mixed Ruble and Z, Ruble
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Fake Cover at Feldman Auctions Nov/Dec 2016
Once and again Armenian items find their way in large auctions. Here is an example of a cover in the current David Feldman auction: While the cancel looks nice and clean (it is fake too) the 100r HH ruble overprint … Continue reading
Posted in Ebay, Delcampe and Co, Forged, Ruble
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Corrected Overprints
When stamps got overprinted by hand errors or mistakes occur. I think about mistakes that are not what Ashford/Tchilinghirian describe as “human factor”, like: more or less pressure, angle variations, different mixtures or more or less diluted inks used. I … Continue reading
Fake Cancels – Some Examples
While browsing a collection a dealer sent me to check I found a couple of forged Erivan cancellations. It is always useful to have some examples in order to train the eye and for comparison. Type 1 Erivan 30 9 … Continue reading
New Addition to the collection
The lilac overprints of the HH (ruble) overprints are much rarer then the black ones. In order to get a feeling for the look of the genuine ink you need several items with this overprint, the more the better. This … Continue reading
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A possible world record – three overprints on one stamp
I did not check all the stamps issued all over the world. But let’s have a look at this one:The stamp originally issued during the tsar regime had a face value of one Kopeck. It got a first overprint after the … Continue reading
Posted in Genuine, k60k, Mixed Ruble and Z, Ruble, Unframed Z
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Raritan #52
The last auction from Raritan had some Armenian stuff. Three items and a collection: together four lots. All of them were sold and fetched prices well above the initial listing. This is good news, because it shows the market for … Continue reading
Posted in Ruble, Second Essayan
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Eyecandy: Four Times the 50 Rubly Overprint on Charity Stamps
This block of four features: – two canceled (to order) stamps – two mint stamps – the more common Erivan “m” cancel that is most of the time found on CTO (canceled to order) stamps – an overprint flaw: … Continue reading