Thought this might be of interest. See at the top left, outer frame line has a 'loop'. A slip of the engravers tool. It appears on plate 4, right side pane position 95. So far as I know, that is the only position with that error of re-cutting.
Once again, I have to say "very cool stamp!" I thank you for showing them and I am thankful for yours, Classic Coins, and Winston Sinclair's analysis of them.
There are other positions with engraver's slips, such as 34R4.
Here is the same position as your stamp, 95R4, on the perforated version (Scott #25). At right is a slip on 60R23 (Scott #26). Sorry for the old, small images. I need to re-scan these.
Your images are good. I'm staying away from any perferated stamps for now. I hadn't even considered the perferated stamps being included in the Chase book. But of course, not only do they share design with the imperfs, there is plate overlap.
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Posted 10/25/2015 8:31 pm
