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Sc 67 is listed as buff; 75 is red brown; 76 is brown; and 105 is light (according to Blackbook) brown on hard white paper. (95 has a grill.) |
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| Edited by KGB - 10/03/2015 10:14 am |
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Here's more detail:
67 buff
67a brown yellow, some with no gum
67b olive yellow
75 red brown, some with no gum
76 brown, some with no gum
76a black brown, some with no gum
76b laid paper
105 brown on hard white paper and white, crackly gum, some with no gum
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I tried to find a color chart for you, but was called away. I'll see what I can find. |
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 You already linked to images of 105, which vary widely to my eyes. I included 95 here; it's listed as brown but has a grill. |
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| Edited by KGB - 10/03/2015 5:01 pm |
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thanks @ all, #76 so? my paper is whitely and more brown.  right #76  right #76 |
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dittrich, I'm sorry but I just can't tell. (Nor, I suspect, can others by simply looking at a computer screen.) Perhaps you can bring the stamp to a dealer with an inventory of all these types for better comparison.
For what it's worth, the stamp to me looks red brown. (But I assert that UPS trucks are green!) |
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The caveat of judging color online are well discussed on this forum.
That said, the stamp posted for opinion color-matches a scan of my certed #75 better than it does my #76. HOWEVER, both top/bottom and left/right srail tests are out of alignment, so... reperforated on at least two sides. |
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Posted 10/03/2015 06:11 am
