Treasure hunt - Italian Syracuse Coin definitives. How many have I got?

[@ronal144]

Impressive. 😍 I will honestly admit that I prefer the pages in the cover. It goes faster. 😊 Well, and you can quickly rearrange or add new acquisitions 😉 Best greetings!!! 🤩

[@GreatStampAdventure]

I like the colours of the stamps. 1 mm! That is a pretty small difference. It must be difficult to sort them into the different sets. It was exciting to see how much of the sets you got. 🙂And I thought you did pretty well. Thanks for a nice video!

[@kozzackkelt]

1mm difference between the two printings! Talk about a workout for one's eyes to separate 'em.... does each set have a different watermark? I think this is a series often overlooked by many stamp collectors. What brand of hinges are you using? Thanks for another educational philatelic video !

[@stamps151]

Hi. Thanks for your interest. I'm no expert on Italian watermarks, but my understaning is that Italian stamps all had the winged wheel watermark until about 1955 when it was changed to stars. Thus, the earlier of these two sets which started in 1953 can be found with either. The later set is stars only, as they came out in 1968, after the switch. The hinges I use are standard Prinz ones, in the yellow packets. Nothing fancy :)