Jackie postcard question

[todeen]

This situation sounds similar to the 1947 Bond Bread problem. Square Corner vs Round Corner. On the square corner two different papers were used; and some came with perforated edges. Everything was being called 47 Bond Bread by TPG when in fact we knew that many were issued as sets. It screwed everything up.

However, Im not disagreeing with you Adam. I'm not certain the decision to end grading square corner was the best decision. It has created issues in and of itself. I think the best way forward is to assign a catalog number (like W999) and then create the variations (like w999-1, and w999-2, and w999-3). At least that would be orderly.

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[Lucas00]

Originally Posted by todeen

This situation sounds similar to the 1947 Bond Bread problem. Square Corner vs Round Corner. On the square corner two different papers were used; and some came with perforated edges. Everything was being called 47 Bond Bread by TPG when in fact we knew that many were issued as sets. It screwed everything up.

However, Im not disagreeing with you Adam. I'm not certain the decision to end grading square corner was the best decision. It has created issues in and of itself. I think the best way forward is to assign a catalog number (like W999) and then create the variations (like w999-1, and w999-2, and w999-3). At least that would be orderly.

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I think this is a great idea. Well thought out.