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- In case of postage stamps showing subjects located in a country other than the issuing one, the above-mentioned dispensation applies to personalities and to themes related to cosmos. The cancellation should be from a locality of the stamp-issuing country where an event related to the purpose of the issue has been organized. - When the postage stamp commemorates an event or shows a landscape or a monument of another country, the realization of maximum cards is impossible as there is a total lack of concordance of place. - The cancellations made abroad by post offices of a country (on occasion of philatelic exhibitions or other) are allowed. - The cancellation is all the more interesting when it has been made in a place closely connected to the subject, which completes harmoniously the postage stamp/postcard set by its illustration or its text, and it has been used for a more or less short time. • The concordance of time is defined by the date of the postmark, within the period of validity of the postage stamp. 4.4. Condition and rarity of the material - A total of 30 points is allotted, 20 for the rarity and 10 for the condition of the items shown. The rarity of a maximum card depends on: - The relative rarity of the three elements, each one in its own area of interest. - The difficulty of making it and/or its antiquity. The antiquity is defined by reference to three periods: A. Before 1946, date marking the first publication of the maximum card definition. B. From 1946 to 1978. C. After 1978, date of the adoption by F.I.P.of the “Maximum-card regulations. 4.5. Presentation Five points can be given for the presentation. The presentation of an exhibit should be well finished and give a good general impression. Therefore the exhibitors should conform to following conditions: - use sheets of a light color - display the selected material harmoniously, with a maximum of two cards per sheet (avoid too empty or over-charged sheets, and overlapping items). - write the accompanying texts concisely and in legible writing, without mistakes. 5. Judging of the exhibits To get a consistent evaluation the judges for Maximaphily exhibits should complete the evaluation sheet and make some observations for the exhibitor and give him some advice on improving the exhibit. As forgeries are not acceptable in an exhibit, exhibitors are advised to have their doubtful items certified. 6. Conditions of application These “Guidelines for judging Maximaphily exhibits” have been unanimously accepted by the FIP Maximaphily Commission Conference held in Malaga on October 12, 2006 and submitted for approval to FIP Bureau. |
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发表于 2012-9-3 09:30
