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2 items in Canada, origin CAR, have the same image. One of them is incorrect.

# 1194879 Mi 232 1942 (actual issue date is 01/07/1942) - in my view has the correct image, and the correct year of issue. Although someone has already tried twice to include the image of Mi 242 ... I understand why (confusion with 2 identical images on 2 different stamps).

# 1194903 Mi 242 1942 - Has Mi 232 image, which is wrong. The year of issue is also wrong according to Michel (issue date 16/09/1946). It is more common on LD that the year of issue differs from Mi. Probably other catalogs use different criteria.

Actually at 1194903 the Mi number should be changed to 232, and the title in 'DOUBLURE of 1194879'. Then it disappears, and stamp Mi 242 is not there more in.
The origin of both items is CAR (Collect-A-Rom), I am not going to change it just like that, it would also be absurd.


Imho item 1194903 can be replaced. But ... normally, according to LD, an image can only be replaced by a better version of the same. Not by an image of another stamp.

What takes precedence: the image, or the detail data (although some of those details are not correct here either)? In such a case, can the image be changed? Or should procedure 'DOUBLURE' be used and Mi 242 added as a new item?

Here is the image, mi, from stamp Mi 242 (pour les Francophones: Yvert E11)



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Got the history of the 2 items mixed up ... someone tried 2 times to put the correct image on Mi 242, and every time after that it went wrong :) Perhaps as big a mess as myself.
But in the end The wrong image now appears 1194903.

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March 06, 2021 22:54
Aussi bonne soit-elle ou non, une réponse par PM, dans n'importe quelle langue, ne profite pas à la communuté. Pour les collègues francophones de LD la question également en français:

Qu'est-ce qui prime maintenant: l'image ou les données de detail (bien que certaines de ces données de détail ne soient pas correctes ici non plus)? L'image peut-elle changer dans un tel cas? Ou faut-il utiliser la procedure «DOUBLURE» et ajouter le Mi 242 en tant que nouvel élément?

Important car and principle aucune modification n'est autorisée sur l'image si elle provient d'un autre objet qui s'écarte.
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March 06, 2021 23:50
¿Qué? And español por favor
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March 07, 2021 00:37
Peter,
Don't break my mouth :)
I got a private French response that ignored the main point. As a result, the detail was adjusted without waiting for a structural response ... A déjà vu for me.

To disconnect it from stamps (it's general, not specific): suppose that for a book-item the photo is wrong, and something in the detail data too.
Can you just replace the image with a scan of another book, and immediately make some adjustments in the detail so that it matches the new image ?
Finally, the book (item) is in use on LD: in collection, searched, and offered. And in those circumstances has already been the subject of a transaction (sale) several times.
Doesn't seem like a kosher to do such a thing. And yet ...

In the specifically noted case of
- the first item is both the Mi catalog number, the date of issue and the image correct (not anymore, unfortunately);
- the second item the Mi catalog number is correct, but the issue date is not. The image is that of the first item (not correct).

In order to pass the second item as a duplicate, the Mi number must first be changed, so that it becomes a valid duplicate ...
M.i. is the detail more decisive for 'duplication' than an image.
To set the second item correctly, so that it can be kept, both the image and the date of issue must be adjusted. the members who are using the item. Or have already sold / bought (in the past 7 years).
Well, what should you do in such a situation? Especially, because the origin is CAR.

Anticipating, perhaps the adjustments to images should be checked / confirmed as a priority? An item that has been in the catalog for years with incorrect data (data and image) has meanwhile attracted a lot of 'users', with various transactions in the meantime. Stamps that do not correspond with the data from the catalog will have been traded. A stamp with catalog number 242 from 1942 with that image on LD simply does not exist.
A stamp with catalog number 232 from 1942 with the image present on LD until about an hour ago does exist (and was correct).
Also the text 'Text on stamp from Psalms chapter 72 verse 8' (details) escapes me somewhere, but that note is not the determiner for determining which stamp it is.
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In both cases it concerns input from Collect-A-ROM, which should not be deleted.
(Don't ask me why, I think that agreement may be time-barred in the meantime.)
They both originally had no image, but the cannot be duplicates.

# 1194879 was Michel CAN 232 from 1942 and must remain so.
# 1194903 was Michel CAN 242 from 1946 and must remain so.
The images and all other information must be adapted accordingly.
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" Text on seal from Psalms chapter 72 verse 8 "appears with 3 different seals, but in my opinion does not apply.


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# 1194879 was Michel CAN 232 from 1942 and must remain so.
That is 1942 and not 1946 which of 46 is without flags and it only has 10 as value
So 1946 without flags and value 10c
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March 07, 2021 10:48
Thank you for the appropriate answer Leendert.
I correct what a hasty oriole has in the meantime adjusted (on a typewriter 3 is a "without the shift pressed :)).
And of course also thank you Peter for the clear view of such things.
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Well, it is clear to me. Apparently someone wanted to add an erroneous missing image in 2012, which has created all the confusion.
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March 07, 2021 14:12
Now find someone who can add a good scan (for both stamps), without a C watermark.
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which one do you mean? I had put everything right this morning, with one stamp with the scan of my own stamp (that's how it should be). But afterwards it has been tampered with (PMs?) Without the knowledge that was publicly offered here, for everyone.
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Yes, I also noticed. Fortunately, own this seal, but unreachable to me. So must have it picked up.
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Must come from an 'administrator' who owns older scans with watermark 'C' I suspect ...

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March 07, 2021 14:24
Dick incorrectly rejected your scan (Version 8), Raoul.

It appears that Loriot not a stamp manager. No idea if he read this discussion, but he just copied the picture from history.

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So, the C's are gone and replaced by an L. Unfortunately only had light stamped ones.
Hope it is all to everyone's liking now.
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March 07, 2021 17:01
@Dick
Some info has been lost, but the 2 items are now mi correct for what is on LD.

@Peter
No idea if he read this discussion
I'm sure of that when I check my inbox (PM);)

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Imho the image at item 1194903 must be replaced. But ... normally an image according to LD can only be replaced by a better version of the same. Not by an image of another stamp.
I think you can always replace a wrong image with a correct one. And you can replace a correct image with a better one, eg a heavily stamped image with an unstamped one.

What takes precedence now: the image, or the detail data?
A lot went wrong with the transfer from Collect-a-rom to, at the time, Catawiki. Many incorrect images have been added to Indonesia: images of stamps from other countries, from other volumes and from other stamps of the same series. In the revision of Indonesia at the time I assumed correct descriptions and wrong images. That was the prevailing view at the time. However, you should always stay alert. Changes from one type to another may also have been made in the descriptions. Sometimes rightly, sometimes wrongly and sometimes approved. Then it becomes very unclear what the correct image is.

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@Arjen: dar is right at # 1194903 happened. Apparently no image had arrived in 2012. A helping hand then thought to add the image, but did not pay attention to it. His image did not match the data, so he added the image of the existing # 1194879 Then the confusion started.
@Tammo: if I # 1194903 lookup, the image at the bottom right shows the known and desired L. Logical, because I made and posted the scan Sunday. However, when I look at the history, that upload is shown with the Catawiki-C. Apparently there is still a Catawiki residue hanging somewhere in the software.
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Not only in the History, you will also find C watermarks in the Shops. Not a bug, they are just old pages that still need to be reprogrammed.
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Not only in the History, you will also find C watermarks in the Shops. Not a bug, they are just the old pages yet to be reprogrammed.

True, over time the C watermark will disappear completely on its own.
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@Stripspeldjes:
MY scan is from March 7, 2021 , so well into the LastDodo time. Yet in the history I see this scan appear with a C-tje (I said above). So could never have happened in the past.
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I'm not saying that either, Dick. It happens with ALL new scans on the History and Shop pages.
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Still I see in the history this scan with a C-tje appear (I said above). So could never have happened in the past.

This is only the program, not the picture. The program provides the watermark. That is why you see a C in old program parts (History is part of management).
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