That is not easy on these stamps. There are three possibilities. No watermark, single watermark or double watermark. If you have a Scott catalog you can see the difference between the two watermarks. To see a watermark you really need a dark container, like a black ashtray. Also, you need Ronsonol lighter fluid. Either that or real watermark fluid. Just dip the stamp in it for a second and you ought to see a watermark IF there is one. These stamps can be difficult to identify correctly. If you have a stamp club in your area they might be able to help you out. Hope this helps a bit.
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