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All Forums Category: US Stamps and Covers Discussions Forum: US Classic Stamps - As Issued and Used

Ok, How About A46 Soft Paper Version?

 
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stampcrow
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This faulty guy seems to have soft porous paper. I did some research and bake lit it appears thicker than others, it doesn't "flick" like others and shows hair perfs.
Any thoughts on this being soft porous paper?
I believe this is a Scott #206
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Edited by stampcrow - 07/03/2014 6:41 pm

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It's a 207 and they only come on soft paper.
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Ugh, I hope billw2 see's this. Of course I meant 207. Thanks again essayk.
Obviously these aren't the most difficult stamps to ID. But gotta walk before I run. These offer the secret mark, re-engraving and paper options. And of course a shade difference. A good beginners excersize.
So at least I feel confident with everything but the 'blue green' color and that, only because I haven't seen one.
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Here's a slew of "207's" you can look at...
of course, they're not all 207's, as many
sellers are totally clueless about secret
marks... most don't even know they exist...

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odk...7&_sacat=676

You're likely to see possible 136's, 147's,
158's and some 184's in the mix...

The secret mark is easy to spot in most images...
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