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All Forums Category: US Stamps and Covers Discussions Forum: US Classic Stamps - As Issued and Used

Is This The 'Redrawn Eye' Variety Of #579?

 
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Caper123
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I was comparing two 579's and saw a difference in the eyes. Scott lists a redrawn eye variety but I can find little about what it should look like (up close). I've included a photo comparing the two. The stamp on the right is the one in question. Can anyone help?
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Caper123, that is an awful small picture, but I believe these two are identical other than the right one is better inked.

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The variety is listed in French as retouching in the eye socket and along the line where hair falls across temple. It is listed as position 14731-3. Other recut varieties may exist listed under 595 or 599. The two images are not identical. The right image also has a vertical line in the forehead, possibly a gripper crack.

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Caper123
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I apologize for the picture. I am just learning how to adjust the photos within the acceptable ranges (old dog new tricks). If I did this correct the subject stamp should be on the bottom. Sorry...




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