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Preview of Stamps Catalogue CD : VOLUME 2 |
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(sorry, no picture available yet)
2 c black 4 c black 6 c black 8 c black 10 c black (circle) 16 c black 20 c black 30 c black 40 c black
These stamps were printed on yellowish paper, they have perforation 13.
Value of the stamps | |||
vc = very common c = common * = not so common ** = uncommon | *** = very uncommon R = rare RR = very rare RRR = extremely rare | ||
Value | Unused | Used | Remarks |
2 c to 30 c | ** | ** | |
40 c | *** | *** |
Forgeries of these stamps were made by Fournier:
(Fournier forgeries?)
1 c red on yellow 2 c red on yellow 4 c red on yellow 8 c red on yellow 10 c red on yellow 20 c red on yellow 40 c red on yellow 50 c red on yellow 60 c red on yellow 80 c red on yellow 1 P red on yellow 100 c red on yellow
For the specialist: these stamps have been issued with perforation 11 1/2 in 1895 (1 c to 1 P) and re-issued with perforation 13 1/2 in 1896 (1 c to 100 c), thus the 1 P only exists with perforation 11 1/2 and the 100 c only with perforation 13 1/2. The colours of the 1896 issue are slightly different (the colour of the paper as well).
Value of the stamps | |||
vc = very common c = common * = not so common ** = uncommon | *** = very uncommon R = rare RR = very rare RRR = extremely rare | ||
Value | Unused | Used | Remarks |
1 c | * | * | Cheapest type |
2 c | * | * | Cheapest type |
4 c | c | c | Cheapest type |
6 c | * | * | Cheapest type |
8 c | * | * | Cheapest type |
10 c | c | c | Cheapest type |
20 c | * | * | Cheapest type |
40 c | * | * | Cheapest type |
50 c | ** | * | Cheapest type |
60 c | ** | ** | Cheapest type |
80 c | *** | ** | Cheapest type |
1 P | *** | *** | |
100 c | R | R |
I've been told that the following stamps are Fournier forgeries, I don't have any further information on them.
(Fournier forgeries, reduced sizes)
I have seen them with the following cancels only: 'MULTADA' in a rectangular box, and the following circular postmarks: 'SANTIAGO CHILE 31 1 95', 'SANTIAGO CHILE 31 I 95', 'LINARES CHILE 30 NOV 95', 'VALDIVIA 1 FEB 97 CHILE', 'PISABUA 1 DIC 97 CHILE' and 'TALCA CHILE 5 ABR 95'. Other Fournier cancels exist (see pictures below), however, I do not know if they were used on the above forgeries.
(Fournier cancels, reduced sizes)
Fournier offers two series of these stamps, as second choice forgeries in his 1914 pricelist. The first serie is the values 20 c to 1 P with perforation 11 1/2 (6 values); he offers them for 1 Swiss Franc in his pricelist. The second serie (also second choice forgeries), the values 20 c to 100 c (6 values) with perforation 13 1/2.
1 c red 2 c red 4 c red 10 c red 20 c red
I've been told that the values 6 c and 8 c exist, but were not issued (c).
Value of the stamps | |||
vc = very common c = common * = not so common ** = uncommon | *** = very uncommon R = rare RR = very rare RRR = extremely rare | ||
Value | Unused | Used | Remarks |
1 c | c | c | |
2 c | c | c | |
4 c | c | c | |
10 c | vc | vc | |
20 c | c | * |
From 1899 to 1924 postage due stamps were no longer issued. In 1924 they were re-introduced. A new serie was issued (illegally?) in 1924 with inscription 'CORREOS CHILE MULTA' with a number in the center (8 values).
In 1907 official stamps for the navy-ministry were issued. They bear the inscription 'CORRESPONDENCIA OFICIAL CHILE MINISTERIO DE MARINA'. Several overprints also exist.
(I've been told that this is a forgery of such a stamp)
In 1908 several postage stamps were overprinted with an anchor and inscription 'OFICIAL'. These overprints are merely security overprints of the army-ministry.
(1 P with red 'OFICIAL' and anchor overprint, could be a forgery)
(Reduced size)
5 c brown
Value of the stamps | |||
vc = very common c = common * = not so common ** = uncommon | *** = very uncommon R = rare RR = very rare RRR = extremely rare | ||
Value | Unused | Used | Remarks |
5 c | ** | ** |
This stamp exists imperforate. Forgeries also exist, example:
5 c black
Value of the stamps | |||
vc = very common c = common * = not so common ** = uncommon | *** = very uncommon R = rare RR = very rare RRR = extremely rare | ||
Value | Unused | Used | Remarks |
5 c | *** | ? |
Forgeries exist, example:
From 1886 onwards returned letter stamps were issued, they have the inscription 'CIERRO OFICIAL', example of 1895:
(Reduced size)
Many other designs exist.
2 c brown 10 c olive 20 c blue 1 P brown 5 P red 10 p green
The values 2 c, 10 c, 20 c and 1 P seem to have been used postally in 1891.
(Sorry, no picture available yet)
2 c brown 5 c red 10 c green 20 c blue 1 P brown
There are two types of the 2 c, 5 c and 10 c; the horse has a tail in the first type and in the second type it doesn't.
5 c red 10 c green 20 c blue (2 types)
Other telegraph stamps were issued in 1927 and onwards.
(Reduced size)
(Reduced size)
1 c red 2 c brown 5 c blue 10 c green 20 c orange 1 P orange
It seems that in 1880-81, 1891 and 1913 these fiscal stamps were used for postal purposes.
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Preview of Stamps Catalogue CD : VOLUME 2 |