Belgium 2004/2012 - Machine stamps AMIEL and ESE
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Belgium origin, title Automaatzegels AMIEL en ESE, 29 sets from 2004 to 2012, in postfris condition.
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Description from the seller
20 sets from AMIEL machines and 9 sets from ESE machines.
Period 2004 to 2012 (for now the end of the ATMs in Belgium).
In total 29 sets of the exhibition machines and the opening of the Brussels 1 post office - De Brouckère.
OBP/COB numbers: ATM 110/111, ATM 112/114A, ATM 115/130, ATM 133/140.
Not included are the sets ATM 110A/111A, ATM 114a and ATM114b.
POSTFRIS COLLECTION.
catalogue value OBP/COB = € 650,00
Seller's Story
VIGFILA has automatic stamps as a specialty.
AuToMaatzegels (= ATM) are stamps from automatic distributors. They were first used in France on March 1, 1969 in Montgeron. These automatic stamps are equated by the postal service with ordinary stamps. At the 1984 UPU Congress in Hamburg, automatic stamps were defined as 'stamps printed by electronic distributors'. The automatic stamps are therefore valid indefinitely, can be used anywhere in a country and can be canceled like ordinary stamps.
They differ from ordinary postage stamps only in one respect: namely, the user himself chooses the value of the stamp. It is therefore not logical to attach great importance to this value. That is why most ATMs are collected in their smallest value. It also happens that there is a collection per set; these are ranges of 3 or 4 ATM. These usually represent the 3 or 4 most common postal rates.
20 sets from AMIEL machines and 9 sets from ESE machines.
Period 2004 to 2012 (for now the end of the ATMs in Belgium).
In total 29 sets of the exhibition machines and the opening of the Brussels 1 post office - De Brouckère.
OBP/COB numbers: ATM 110/111, ATM 112/114A, ATM 115/130, ATM 133/140.
Not included are the sets ATM 110A/111A, ATM 114a and ATM114b.
POSTFRIS COLLECTION.
catalogue value OBP/COB = € 650,00
Seller's Story
VIGFILA has automatic stamps as a specialty.
AuToMaatzegels (= ATM) are stamps from automatic distributors. They were first used in France on March 1, 1969 in Montgeron. These automatic stamps are equated by the postal service with ordinary stamps. At the 1984 UPU Congress in Hamburg, automatic stamps were defined as 'stamps printed by electronic distributors'. The automatic stamps are therefore valid indefinitely, can be used anywhere in a country and can be canceled like ordinary stamps.
They differ from ordinary postage stamps only in one respect: namely, the user himself chooses the value of the stamp. It is therefore not logical to attach great importance to this value. That is why most ATMs are collected in their smallest value. It also happens that there is a collection per set; these are ranges of 3 or 4 ATM. These usually represent the 3 or 4 most common postal rates.
Details
Era
After 2000
Geographic origin
Belgium
From (Year of oldest stamps)
2004
To (Year of most recent stamps)
2012
Condition
MNH (Mint never hinged)
Title
Machine stamps AMIEL and ESE
