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Posted 01/27/2016   11:06 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add Kingstonstamper to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
found them in the wrong place in a book.
22 mm High no water mark perforation 10

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493 type I
494 type II

looking st these....
my opinion...493
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Yep. Those are the choices. The lines on the shield are strong on the top pair, weak on the bottom pair. Assuming no watermark.

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All are 494. No watermark. Please consult 1847usa.com on the http://stampsmarter web site: http://www.stampsmarter.com/1847usa...1_02main.htm
Also, a 10 or 15 power loupe should be used to inspect the stamp.It can be also used to check for small faults like tears, small thins and other defects. A good loupe will return its cost many times over.

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