PNG 1992/3 Birds of Paradise. Date varieties of the 45t etc
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doug the status details scroll off forever after each sale .. care to list them up here in photobucket for posterity with prices realised perhaps?doug wrote:
Latest Status auction #250 has 7 lots (nos. 3100-3106) of the reprints, most with Kapuls and in blocks.
This will test the market.
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Doug ... a favour .. might you be able to update this superbly useful table, with the invoice price paid for those with your prices?
i.e. the hammer price you now have, PLUS the Buyers Commision? Makes a huge difference on a $700 hammer price!
(10) Buyers commission of 16.5% will be added to the knockdown price of each lot. All lots are sold on a GST inclusive basis (where applicable).
i.e. the hammer price you now have, PLUS the Buyers Commision? Makes a huge difference on a $700 hammer price!
(10) Buyers commission of 16.5% will be added to the knockdown price of each lot. All lots are sold on a GST inclusive basis (where applicable).
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Until this week I had never heard of either being offered.
I will post a revised listing (as requested by Glen) of dealer pricing and auction results in about 2 weeks.
Meanwhile
Apologies for the quality of scan - this seems to be one area where the No. 1 auction house up the road from me falls short of the mark.
This one is going to cost some-one heaps, and the other double heaps.
I will post a revised listing (as requested by Glen) of dealer pricing and auction results in about 2 weeks.
Meanwhile
Apologies for the quality of scan - this seems to be one area where the No. 1 auction house up the road from me falls short of the mark.
This one is going to cost some-one heaps, and the other double heaps.
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Well it wasn't me, and all mine are that exact same corner block ( I just checked to make sure they hadn't been nicked).
Nice to see that there is at last some stock coming on to the market.
Glen, could you please advise an approx breakdown of the asking price. I will then update "my" catalogue and re-post it here.
Nice to see that there is at last some stock coming on to the market.
Glen, could you please advise an approx breakdown of the asking price. I will then update "my" catalogue and re-post it here.
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Doug .. the client is severely cash strapped due to the current stock-market crisis, and was happy to go with my price suggestion, so as he could cash up fast to pay some calls.
As 4 single sets, they were rated on the grid above at $3,400 - plus the applicable premium for the marginal marking copies, making fair value about $4,000.
He suggested $2000 to offer them at would be every cheap, being about half the going rate. I said if he made it $A1,750 he'd get a far faster sale.
He agreed with me.
So a one-off aberration offer, but one man's financial crisis is always another man's gain.
Glen
As 4 single sets, they were rated on the grid above at $3,400 - plus the applicable premium for the marginal marking copies, making fair value about $4,000.
He suggested $2000 to offer them at would be every cheap, being about half the going rate. I said if he made it $A1,750 he'd get a far faster sale.
He agreed with me.
So a one-off aberration offer, but one man's financial crisis is always another man's gain.
Glen
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Thanks
I won't use "fire sale" pricing in these volatile times.
Rather than continually posting updates, I am quite happy to email the Excel spreadsheet to anyone that is interested - it incorporates the latest Status auction results, but not the Prestige as I need to sit down and eliminate the "rubbish" to come up with an estimate for the Kapul items
I won't use "fire sale" pricing in these volatile times.
Rather than continually posting updates, I am quite happy to email the Excel spreadsheet to anyone that is interested - it incorporates the latest Status auction results, but not the Prestige as I need to sit down and eliminate the "rubbish" to come up with an estimate for the Kapul items
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I would be very interested to get an updated PNG BOP list.doug wrote:Thanks
I won't use "fire sale" pricing in these volatile times.
Rather than continually posting updates, I am quite happy to email the Excel spreadsheet to anyone that is interested - it incorporates the latest Status auction results, but not the Prestige as I need to sit down and eliminate the "rubbish" to come up with an estimate for the Kapul items
Thanks in advance.
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Hi Folks, I tried the email function but could not get it to work. I would adore seeing the excel sheet that shows the various printings of the BoP definitives. I recently acquired my only missing stamp- the 45t May, 1992 mint. The stamps with kapuls seem pretty intimidating, pretty scarce in most printings and downright rare for others.
I found one in my collection, not a scarce one, but I just sold it to a dealer. Also have 2 spare copies of the 45t May, 1992 used if anyone is interested.
One area I'd like to explore is shades. I have noticed some obvious shade differences amongst the known printings. For example, in the 45t, which had 4 known printings (1992, May, 1992, 1993, and July, 1993) some of the colors are noticeable different between the prinitings.
What I find more interesting though is that I have stamps from presumable the same printing, e.g. examples dated "1992" that have marked shade differences. I realize that some printings may exist despite not having different date imprints, or that inking can vary within a printing, but it's an interesting artifact nonetheless.
If you have multiple stamps, take a closer look and you will see what I mean. Not sure these will become collectible in the same way that KGVI shades are collectible, but I wonder if anyone might try to catalogue the shades sometime.
All the best,
I found one in my collection, not a scarce one, but I just sold it to a dealer. Also have 2 spare copies of the 45t May, 1992 used if anyone is interested.
One area I'd like to explore is shades. I have noticed some obvious shade differences amongst the known printings. For example, in the 45t, which had 4 known printings (1992, May, 1992, 1993, and July, 1993) some of the colors are noticeable different between the prinitings.
What I find more interesting though is that I have stamps from presumable the same printing, e.g. examples dated "1992" that have marked shade differences. I realize that some printings may exist despite not having different date imprints, or that inking can vary within a printing, but it's an interesting artifact nonetheless.
If you have multiple stamps, take a closer look and you will see what I mean. Not sure these will become collectible in the same way that KGVI shades are collectible, but I wonder if anyone might try to catalogue the shades sometime.
All the best,
All the best,
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Doug:
My mistake, the 4 printings include the capital "T" printing but not July, 1993. I would love to hear your thoughts on why examples of the same denominations from presumably the same printings have color/shade variations.
Thanks!
My mistake, the 4 printings include the capital "T" printing but not July, 1993. I would love to hear your thoughts on why examples of the same denominations from presumably the same printings have color/shade variations.
Thanks!
All the best,
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As can be seen from my listing, the 21t second and third printings were dated May 1992, the fourth was dated 1993, but the fifth reverted to May 1992.
I queried this with a fellow Papuan Philatelic Society member some 18 months ago, and his thoughts were that the May 1992 plates were chosen because /they were available/couldn't find the 1993 plates/too busy to make some new (? July 1993) plates etc. etc.
So it could be expected that there would be colour differences with each printing.
I will go through my stock, but have already identified a "cream" paper which may affect the shades.
I queried this with a fellow Papuan Philatelic Society member some 18 months ago, and his thoughts were that the May 1992 plates were chosen because /they were available/couldn't find the 1993 plates/too busy to make some new (? July 1993) plates etc. etc.
So it could be expected that there would be colour differences with each printing.
I will go through my stock, but have already identified a "cream" paper which may affect the shades.
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This should provide someone with the incentive to do some serious research on shades.The reds seem to be consistent except for the one Kapul which seems to be more intense.
The greens seem more variable, but in view of the red/green dichotomy problems facing us blokes, perhaps this research is best suited to our female members.
The greens seem more variable, but in view of the red/green dichotomy problems facing us blokes, perhaps this research is best suited to our female members.
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Re: PNG 1992/3 Birds of Paradise. Date varieties of the 45t etc
Another K10 bird with one Kapul sold on ebay, price $314.
Feedback left yesterday by buyer maprikng.
Feedback left yesterday by buyer maprikng.
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Re: PNG 1992/3 Birds of Paradise. Date varieties of the 45t etc
Hi sherro,
How much for all the July 1993 BOP three stamps you listed?
Michael
How much for all the July 1993 BOP three stamps you listed?
Michael
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Re: PNG 1992/3 Birds of Paradise. Date varieties of the 45t etc
Hi Glen,
I saw you showed the blocks of 4 July 1993 BOP with selvege imprint.
You stated what you paid for them. How much for a fast turnover?
Cheers,
Michael
I saw you showed the blocks of 4 July 1993 BOP with selvege imprint.
You stated what you paid for them. How much for a fast turnover?
Cheers,
Michael
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pagini wrote:Hi Glen,
I saw you showed the blocks of 4 July 1993 BOP with selvege imprint.
You stated what you paid for them. How much for a fast turnover?
Cheers,
Michael
No if you read it again, I posted what he was happy for me to advertise them for to sell .. which was $1,750 the 3 blocks. That I did on my rarity page, and they sold in a day to a collector in Texas .. no-one who is a member of this board by the way - he just buys unusual things off me!
It was a great deal for the Texan, as seller was strapped for cash due to the sharemarket mess, and wanted a fast sale - which he got. At way under usual retail.
ozstamps wrote:Doug .. the client is severely cash strapped due to the current stock-market crisis, and was happy to go with my price suggestion, so as he could cash up fast to pay some calls.
As 4 single sets, they were rated on the grid above at $3,400 - plus the applicable premium for the marginal marking copies, making fair value about $4,000.
He suggested $2000 to offer them at would be every cheap, being about half the going rate. I said if he made it $A1,750 he'd get a far faster sale.
He agreed with me.
So a one-off aberration offer, but one man's financial crisis is always another man's gain.
Glen
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Re: PNG 1992/3 Birds of Paradise. Date varieties of the 45t etc
Hi Michael, I sold these many moons ago I'm afraid.pagini wrote:Hi sherro,
How much for all the July 1993 BOP three stamps you listed?
Michael
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Re: PNG 1992/3 Birds of Paradise. Date varieties of the 45t etc
Thanks Glen. I saw the date time marker after I posted the question, so I figured it was all history from there.
However, can you help with any of the May 1992 or July 1993 BOPs. If not yourself, maybe someone else.
Cheers,
Micahel
However, can you help with any of the May 1992 or July 1993 BOPs. If not yourself, maybe someone else.
Cheers,
Micahel
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Hopefully someone can assist .. add a post to the "Stamps Wanted" forum perhaps?pagini wrote:
Thanks Glen. I saw the date time marker after I posted the question, so I figured it was all history from there.
However, can you help with any of the May 1992 or July 1993 BOPs. If not yourself, maybe someone else.
Cheers,
Micahel
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These need a new home if anyone is interested
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How much Doug? Has the market moved on used examples?
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I had a Dutch guy ask me about used copies today.
I gave him this thread link and suggested he join up.
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While looking through ebay I just found a number of these issues available
http://shop.ebay.com.au/merchant/derek388
BTW I'm not selling these or promoting these, just saw them and remembered this thread.
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Not collecting PNG, but have these fine used examples of the 45T and 45t (3 varieties). These are still mainly on close clipped piece, ex kiloware:-
45T 1992
45t 1992:-
45t May 1992
45t 1993
45T 1992
45t 1992:-
45t May 1992
45t 1993
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Found these in a stockbook of birds I recently picked up at an auction...
Any idea of the current value of these items?
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Assuming the 2 Kapul pair are MUH, they're listed at $170 (for a single) by Tom Osborne. The used stamp, with May 1992 at base is listed at $180. Nice find if the stockbook was the right price!
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Thanks for that information.
I piad A$18 for the L4/8 stockbook and it was full of other 'stuff' too such as Norfolk Island, PNG, Australia, etc.
The Pair is MUH.
I piad A$18 for the L4/8 stockbook and it was full of other 'stuff' too such as Norfolk Island, PNG, Australia, etc.
The Pair is MUH.
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A 2 Kapul MNH block of 4 sold on ebay yesterday for $50
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&item=230344744187
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Interesting....
Only one bidder so either the price has gone down or nobody else knew the value of the item.....
Only one bidder so either the price has gone down or nobody else knew the value of the item.....
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So I guess you had a good day yesterday Doug??
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Not bad Dave - how about yourself?
Looking back at all the posts on this thread, I feel the rarest of the Kapuls is the 21t one Kapul ( which is dougspeak for I don't have a right margin one).
The two Kapul reprint was advertised by the PNG Philatelic Bureau on the back of their publicity brochure (Nov 1992), but AFAIK no publicity for the first reprint.
Looking back at all the posts on this thread, I feel the rarest of the Kapuls is the 21t one Kapul ( which is dougspeak for I don't have a right margin one).
The two Kapul reprint was advertised by the PNG Philatelic Bureau on the back of their publicity brochure (Nov 1992), but AFAIK no publicity for the first reprint.
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Doug you were saved by my out of the blue vistors last night, as I was going to bid for your 2 Kapul MNH block of 4. I think both of us were prepared to pay more than $50.00.
Pleased you are the new owner of this great block and even a greater price.
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Pleased you are the new owner of this great block and even a greater price.
Cheers
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I attach Osborne's PDF price list as it might be of interest to others as a guide.
I was offered the blocks below at a very senisible price, for a fast sale, which I have bought, and they will be sold at a most attractive price - a fraction of Osborne.
One client I thought needed them, but that no longer seems to be the case.
Seems to be a COMPLETE set of the 4 "July 1993" inscribed stamps and Kapuls - all in corner blocks.
One client I thought needed them, but that no longer seems to be the case.
Seems to be a COMPLETE set of the 4 "July 1993" inscribed stamps and Kapuls - all in corner blocks.
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In the actual list of Osborne the BOP 45t MAY1992 single stamp is listed at 1750A$.
I would like to know a price for a corner block of four with one Kapul, as I have never seen one for sale.
I would like to know a price for a corner block of four with one Kapul, as I have never seen one for sale.
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A very rare piece Wolfgang!
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This just sold today for AUD 180.
Have prices collapsed this much?
Have prices collapsed this much?
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Yes, prices have come down.
Most PNG collectors interested in this field have already got those corner copies.
The only ones still to fetch very good prices are 21 and 45 Toea first reprints with ONE KAPUL.
Most PNG collectors interested in this field have already got those corner copies.
The only ones still to fetch very good prices are 21 and 45 Toea first reprints with ONE KAPUL.
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Thanks for that update Wolfgang - although I imagine many purchasers of more recent times are not thanking you?
From time to time I have wondered what corner stamp/block is preferred by collectors (top/bottom/left/right), and whether one commands a premium c/f the others?
As you know with this series, the left and right hand corner stamps have different vertical selvedge (in this case W S Peckover or Leigh-Mardon) -
is there any data as to one being more rare than the other?
From time to time I have wondered what corner stamp/block is preferred by collectors (top/bottom/left/right), and whether one commands a premium c/f the others?
As you know with this series, the left and right hand corner stamps have different vertical selvedge (in this case W S Peckover or Leigh-Mardon) -
is there any data as to one being more rare than the other?
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For most things Top left is preferred over other corners.doug wrote:
From time to time I have wondered what corner stamp/block is preferred by collectors (top/bottom/left/right), and whether one commands a premium c/f the others?
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