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US A140 3 Cent Washington Coil - Type 1?

 
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smauggie
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Posted 08/22/2012   09:43 am  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add smauggie to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Greetings,

I make this a Scott# 445 493, A140 3 Cent Washington Perf 10 Vertically

I would appreciate confirmation or correction.
It is hard to feel confident when the stamp possibly is one of high catalog value (even if my example is a bit faulty).







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Can you tell me if there is a watermark? It is a type 1.

Is there ink bleeding through, to the back? this would also help determine if it's a flat plate print?
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Thanks!

There is no watermark and no ink bleed.
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It must be a scott# 493, type 1 Rotary print. #445 was a flat plate and should have a watermark type 190, single line.
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I have updated my original post. Thanks for the help.
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