08-05-2003, 12:09 PM
Charlet, Shawn,
Thanks for you very detailed, accurate and interesting answers.
This also contribute to a thread I posted to get an explanation about how it is possible for documents to be awarded / issued without either a stamp, or a signature...
This also contributes to reassure - as in many cases discussed throughout the Forum - that "uncomplete" docs are genuine, and more a curiosity than a fake, or attempt of fake...
This is my opinion, fully compatible with the situation of "varieties" in philatelics, in postage stamps collecting (what I did when I was younger...).
What is surprising somewhere, is that - even if there evidently was not any "end / final quality control" in the Administration - they let "uncomplete" documents be distributed.
But, maybe, something to see with possible "sanctions" for a badly done task... ?
Ch.
Thanks for you very detailed, accurate and interesting answers.
This also contribute to a thread I posted to get an explanation about how it is possible for documents to be awarded / issued without either a stamp, or a signature...
This also contributes to reassure - as in many cases discussed throughout the Forum - that "uncomplete" docs are genuine, and more a curiosity than a fake, or attempt of fake...
This is my opinion, fully compatible with the situation of "varieties" in philatelics, in postage stamps collecting (what I did when I was younger...).
What is surprising somewhere, is that - even if there evidently was not any "end / final quality control" in the Administration - they let "uncomplete" documents be distributed.
But, maybe, something to see with possible "sanctions" for a badly done task... ?
Ch.
