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Since Im learning how to upload photos.... Here is a strip 3 1c Franklins....  |
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you will get used to the posting of pictures here....i nice looking strip....now you need good eyes to find what plating you have
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Kevin, what scanning software are you using ?If you list it here we can help you with the cropping (removing the black area around the stamp). You should be able to drag the outer scan lines tight to the stamp so the entire scan is of the Stamp, then we can try and plate the strip for you. Example after cropping  |
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stallzer.....I am familiar with scanning, cropping....just was not sure how to upload to this site.
Currently scanner is disconnected, I never had it reconnected since I moved my office.
I am currently doing all photos with a digital camera. |
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Many don't upload to the site but rather use a free hosting site such a Photobucket, then there are no size limitations. |
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They are all #24s; none are type Va. Ray or Winston may be able to plate them for you; they may need better scans though.  |
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Al...thanks.
I was learning how to upload the pictures, just happened to use a #24 |
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They are Type V stamps. Reliefs F,C,and D. Considering usage date, they are most likely Plate 9 or 10 stamps. |
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Posted 12/24/2013 12:55 pm
