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Canadian Philatelic Headlines Constant Varieties Updated Jun 14/05 Flowers checklist page   $1.45 Flower booklet - inscription variety A constant variety has been found in the inscription of the $1.45 booklet with the colour dots on the left side. It is a break in the letter R of "Lacroix".   50c, 85c and $1.45 Flowers - Die cutting Constant die cutting variety found between the 3rd and 4th stamps above every gutter. Found on 1 out of 10 rolls on ALL of the current Flower coil stamps: 50c Red Calla Lily, 85c Yellow Calla Lily, and $1.45 Blue Iris stamps.   1c Bookbinding: "scuffed knuckle" (green dot on hand) CBN, barcode in bottom selvedge constant variety at R1/C10   49c Sverdrup Dr. James Watt provides information of a constant plate variety on the 49c Otto Sverdrup stamp in the July 13, 2004 issue of Canadian Stamp News. The variety is described as a black flaw through the '5' of '1854', appearing in one-third of the panes. The variety is found at R3C3 on the pane (this happens to be the UL stamp in a LR corner block of 4). 49c D-Day Wrong Inscription This variety is certainly constant - it occurs on every single pane. The artist's last name, Orville Norman Fisher, is spelled incorrectly (as "Fischer") on the selvedge of the D-Day stamp pane and in the credits of the Official First Day Cover.   © 2003-2011, 2012 Robin Harris Adminware is a trademark of Adminware Corporation.