Foro de Filatelia Argentina

Rein escribió:Two month ago I posted - Hace dos meses me envió:

How come that philatelists can spend hours on searching for catalogue numbers like Pt 124Xa or Kn 453Y without seeing what is already in their album???

I have published the different types of the 10c Rivadavia in typography here a few months ago - stamps undiscovered for decennia. Today I found out that the 5c Mariano Moreno in typography has had 2 types of which the 2nd probably showed up for the first time in 1939. It is a tiny detail in a stamp that everyone will find in their collection! Nothing rare probably!

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GOOGLE:

¿Cómo es que los filatelistas pueden pasar horas en la búsqueda de números de catálogo como PT 124Xa o Kn 453Y sin ver lo que ya está en su álbum???

He publicado los diferentes tipos de la 10c Rivadavia en la tipografía aquí hace unos meses - sellos para descubrir decennia. Hoy me enteré de que la 5C Mariano Moreno en la tipografía ha tenido 2 tipos de los cuales el 2 º probablemente se presentó por primera vez en 1939. Es un pequeño detalle en un sello que todo el mundo se encuentra en su colección! Nada raro, probablemente!

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and now I come across a 3rd type of the 5c Moreno in typography!

y ahora me encuentro con una 3 ª tipo de Moreno la 5c en tipografía!

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Rein escribió:Some may react - what the fuzz?! - the empty forehead is THE difference between the offset-litho version and the typography version of the 5c Moreno!

They seemed to be right up to now! The only problem is that everybody might have known it, nobody had bothered to write it down and publish it let alone enlist it in any catalogue ..... A typical lethargy or tunnel vision??

It may as well be that the first version of the 5c Mariano Moreno had an empty forehead and as such had been used for the 5c offset-litho from the very start in 1935; and that the first typography version had basically the same design - bare forehead - but got changed pretty soon afterwards...

offset-litho with empty forehead:





typography with empty forehead:



pointed forehead in typography:





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Rein escribió:The 5c Mariano Moreno in typography was issued on 19.03.1937 and printed on normal, uncoated paper; see Leopoldo Tenorio Casal:

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Tercero y ultima valor de fotograbado estereotipado, por su uso, es el que más variedades tiene, se inicío el 19 de marzo de 1937, sobre papel común filigranado Sol R.A. 9 1/2 mm. de diámetro, distancia de los soles entre si 29,5 x 17,75, posicíon de filigrana horizontal, lo que debe tenerse en cuenta para su independizacíon, hay doce impresíones.

Rein escribió:The 5c Mariano Moreno in typography was issued on 19.03.1937 and printed in typography with empty forehead. Still in the same year the 2nd type had been used with the pointed forehead:



20th of July, 1937 is rather early!






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