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Hello all, I need help to correctly identify these stamps. This series confuse me like you would not believe. They are all the same stamps, the left one came from a different envelope than the right. So I scanned a fair presentation of the stamps in each envelope. I hope it helps. 
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The scans on the left side are Scott #220. They are easy to identify from the others as there are no "triangles" in the upper corners of the stamp.
The scans on the right side are a bit more difficult as they could be 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 265, 266, 267, 279B. All are varieties of the same stamp with different watermarks/no watermarks or minor color varieties and/or different styles of the corner triangles. You would need to provide much more detailed scans of those stamps to correctly identify. |
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thansk all I will post some better scans,,,,, thansk for the information too |
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The ones on the left could be either 219D or 220 depending on color. 219D is lake and 220 is carmine. |
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The top left stamp looks to be 219D lake. The other three with no triangles look like 220. That is how it appears on my screen anyways. |
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those stamps are the curse of the colorblind collector. so many shade varieties and the ALL LOOK THE SAME!  |
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| Edited by jhlovell - 06/13/2011 09:41 am |
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