Hello jackblack1, Your image is too small for any of us to give you accurate feedback. You need to get a scan of it. At least 600 dpi. 1200 dpi would be better. Get that scan of just the stamp and post it here.
A label isn't always accurate. Anyone can write anything on something. You may have a #10, you may not. If you can post a large scan of the stamp, then we may be able to help you identify it.
Yes, there is a wide range of price values in the catalog. Many things affect the value of a stamp such as centering, overall condition, and things like recutting characteristics.
Until you post a large scan, we cannot tell you anything definitive about what you have.
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