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Hello everybody, what about this dot in the right ribbon, is this already something that lets you think of a type Ia? I give also another detail photo. I know the stamp is in a bad shape because of the crease, but my question here is not because of the value but because of the type learning. stamperix    |
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If the color of the first picture is true, then this is not #500. #500 must be a deep rose color.The key to identifying #500 is that the outline of the button below Washington's neck is very bold. This stamp does not have that. Please have a look at: http://www.usphila.com/us/stamp/pri...t-500-page-1 |
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Sure it is not perf 12 (that would make it #406)? The cancel obscures the ribbon and button, but it looks more like Type I to me. Here is previous listing talking about Type I vs Type Ia: http://goscf.com/t/46191 |
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The stamp is perf 12, type I. I agree with lukusw that it's a Scott 406. |
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hy-brasil, #500 is found in Carmine, Deep Carmine, Carmine Red, Rose Carmine, Carmine Rose, Pale Rose, Rose and Deep Rose. See The United States Specialist, August 1995 article by Ken Lawrence.  |
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hy-brasil, #500 is found in Carmine, Deep Carmine, Carmine Red, Rose Carmine, Carmine Rose, Pale Rose, Rose and Deep Rose. See The United States Specialist, August 1995 article by Ken Lawrence. I stand corrected. |
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| Edited by hy-brasil - 06/05/2017 10:55 pm |
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Oh what a beginner's fault :). I was so much focussed on the type under my loupe that I just didn't check perforation. Yes, it's perf 12. But for me the lines at the toga were too strong for a type I so I wondered what type it could be else, and then thought of Ia as there is this dot in the right ribbon. But as there is no Ia with perf12, it's all clear now. |
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umm? the Scott 500 is a type 1 a, perf. 12.
the Scott 519 is watermarked, perf. 11..but best to get this checked since many copies of the 344 and hard to determine. |
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the type of 1914-1915,the stamp is also unwatermarked for the Scott 500 |
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