Motor Vehicle REV Values

Back to my original post on this topic. I was able to track down the values for the Motor Vehicle Use Rev's on my own. In case someone else is in need of these I am posting them here to help out fellow collectors. These values are from 2013 Scott Specialized:

1942:
RV1 1.75, .50
RV2 30, 8.50
RV3 22.50, 7.50
RV4 25, 7.25
RV5 25, 7.25
RV6 3.25, 1.50
RV7 55, 13
RV8 60, 16
RV9 55, 12.50
RV10 55, 12.50
RV11 55, 12.50

1943:
RV12 62.50, 16
RV13 42.50, 11
RV14 37.50, 12.50
RV15 37.50, 9
RV16 37350, 9
RV17 37.50, 10
RV18 3.75, 1
RV19 65, 17
RV20 82.50, 21
RV21 82.50, 21
RV22 90, 22
RV23 110, 25

1944:
RV24 125, 25
RV25 72.50, 19
RV26 62.50, 16
RV27 62.50, 17
RV28 55, 16
RV29 55, 16
RV30 2.40, 1.75
RV31 92.50, 21
RV32 67.50, 19
RV33 67.50, 19
RV34 62.50, 12.50
RV35 62.50, 12.50

1945:
RV36 55, 12
RV37 47.50 12
RV38 47.50, 10.50
RV39 47.50, 10.50
RV40 37.50, 9
RV41 28.50, 7.25
RV42 3.25, 1
RV43 67.50, 19
RV44 67.50, 19.50
RV45 62.50, 12.50
RV46 50, 12
RV47 45, 9

1946:
RV48 47.50, 12.50
RV49 47.50, 12.50
RV50 37.50, 9
RV51 30, 9
RV52 30, 9
RV53 22.50, 1.20

Telling mint from used: on the back of each stamp is a printed space for information about the auto the stamp was to be put on; it is filled out on used stamps. The gum is on the face of these stamps so that they could be pasted on the windshield.

I have always thought the motor vehicle stamps were the ideal solution to the MINT NH craze. Here you have stamps that you can both display the stamp and the gum, since it on the face of the stamp - to be pasted on an auto windshield.