That sounds very logic.
Some CTO stamps are printed with cancel at the same moment the stamp itself gets printed.
But can it be the other way around too?
Can a CTO cancelled stamp become a genuine, postally used stamp again?
"No" seems to be the only logic answer, unless you remove the cancellation of course.
I don't know if that is technically possible, maybe it is, but that's not my cup of tea.
So can a CTO stamp still become a postally used one....
Well to my surprise my Malaysian friend helped me to solve that mistery!
Let's show a picture of a sheet I posted earlier :
CTO cancelled sheet from Malaysia |
Back of the sheet, showing it's CTO cancelled |
The letter I got from my friend K.M. |
detail of the cancel |
There are a awful lot of cancels for just one corner, don't you agree...
First I marked the real cancels (highlighted in red) with the cancellation date underlined 18.1.12
real cancels
Secondly a large cancellation in the middle, showing a date somewhere in April
Original CTO cancel (older then the postally used one) |
My friend told me that was the only way to get me such a sheet, postally used.
But since this cancel was made on demand of my friend, it becomes again a CTO, or not?
Anyhow, I'm very lucky to have this special sheet now, and thankful for the effort he made to get me the sheet.
2 comments:
hi, I am John, the Chinese guy. Thank you very much for teaching me some special konwledge and you are a very nice guide.
xie xie john, thanks for visiting my blog, hope i get more visits from China now :)
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