Post by doubletransfer on Aug 11, 2018 11:33:36 GMT -5
If you are a new stamp collector, or if you want to see double transfers at your leisure, use Ebay Stamps.
You can see double transfers up for auction. At first you may not see what is described as a double transfer. Not all described as double transfer are really a double transfer. Take you time, go back every day or so for a week until your eyes start to see what the double transfer look.
There is an Ebay Seller who while his listing is responsible up to a point. The seller likes to puff the catalog as "Not Listed". First off the catalog cannot list or display all double transfers out there. There are some stamps where multiple double transfers numbered in the dozens exist. Do not fall for the "Unlisted or Not Listed" description, the seller is puffing.
Anyway, check out the Ebay listing, slowly you will learn what to look for. Look, study, and you will learn. If you want to add a double transfer or two to your collection, don't bid on the Ebay double transfer listing, look thru dealers stock books. Once you know what you are looking for, its really easy to spot double transfers. There a few outstanding double transfers available that are impressive, unless you get lucky in dealer stock books, then you might find one unrecognized on the Ebay listing.
Go luck. For me the chase is often better than the capture of a stamp.
You can see double transfers up for auction. At first you may not see what is described as a double transfer. Not all described as double transfer are really a double transfer. Take you time, go back every day or so for a week until your eyes start to see what the double transfer look.
There is an Ebay Seller who while his listing is responsible up to a point. The seller likes to puff the catalog as "Not Listed". First off the catalog cannot list or display all double transfers out there. There are some stamps where multiple double transfers numbered in the dozens exist. Do not fall for the "Unlisted or Not Listed" description, the seller is puffing.
Anyway, check out the Ebay listing, slowly you will learn what to look for. Look, study, and you will learn. If you want to add a double transfer or two to your collection, don't bid on the Ebay double transfer listing, look thru dealers stock books. Once you know what you are looking for, its really easy to spot double transfers. There a few outstanding double transfers available that are impressive, unless you get lucky in dealer stock books, then you might find one unrecognized on the Ebay listing.
Go luck. For me the chase is often better than the capture of a stamp.
