"Dangerous Forgeries and How to Spot Them" with George James | Stampex 2021
Stanley Gibbons has been purchasing dangerous forgeries and removing them from the philatelic market for over a century, and today holds one of the most comprehensive reference collections of forged stamps anywhere in the world. Head of Commonwealth George James, supported by illustrations of some of the most dangerous examples, will show you what makes them so dangerous, how to spot them, and how this should affect your collecting habits. =+= For more information on any of the areas featured in this video please visit www.stanleygibbons.com or feel free to contact any of our specialist teams directly... Commonwealth Stamps Team - [email protected] Great British Stamps Team - [email protected] Auction & Valuations Team - [email protected] Thank you for watching, please like and subscribe for more philatelic content
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