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ID A Perfin On 2c Washington.

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wt1
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Posted 11/27/2014   12:23 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add wt1 to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
I assume this is yet another example of a GE perfin with a "missing pin" in the formation of the "E" of "GE":



Fortunately, this one was easy to identify as it is on a Kansas City, MO precancel!
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Posted 11/27/2014   12:53 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add PoStat4evR to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
wt1: Yep just a broken perf punch.
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wt1
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I might as well post my last "GE" perfin. Based on the previously posted control mark locations, it looks to me like this is in the 2.5 position:



Once again the location was easy to identify as it was on an Erie, PA precancel.
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GE pattern G72.9. Erie, PA., 1917 to 1942 usage.
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TheStampNut
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Thanks PoStat4evR for the chart. I'll use it myself as I recently came into several 100 stamps with perfins. One thing is clear...young eyes might be better suited to perfin collecting. Perfins are a very educational learning process.
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