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uncommon1900-1945
Canadian Postage Stamp with Printing Error
Canada · 1900 ·
This stamp is an example of an EFO (Error, Freak, or Oddity), a term used by philatelists to describe stamps with printing mistakes. These can include color shifts, missing colors, perforations errors, or inverted elements, making them unique collectibles.
Printing errors have occurred throughout postal history and are highly sought after by collectors as they are often much rarer than the correctly printed stamps.
Printing Method
Themes
Estimated Values by Condition
Superb(S)
$15Perfectly centered, fresh, no faults
Extremely Fine(XF)
$10Well centered, fresh colors
Very Fine(VF)
$5Nicely centered, minor flaws
Fine(F)
$2Average centering, acceptable
Good(G)
$1Off-center or visible wear
Prices are approximate market estimates for educational purposes. Actual values depend on specific factors including cancel type, margins, and provenance.
