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The stamp is a flat plate booklet pane single from a Scott 554c booklet pane (not listed as a single or on cover). |
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Thank you cfrphoto. Would you happen to know the color of the stamp. I realize with the computer it throws off the true color code of the scan. |
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I hope successed now to join the stamp picture and hope your comment ?  Best Regards |
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Great picture! These stamps were printed in large sheets, which were then cut in four smaller panes. The blue line is where the cut was. Stamps are possible with a cut on any side, and also on two sides.
A stamp with two sides imperforated on opposite sides is a coil stamp.
Your stamp came from the right hand side of the sheet, but we can not tell whether from the top or the bottom pane.
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Many thanks for your fast reply but my qquestion is regarding the face of Lincoln without nose !?
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Appears to be a dry printing or scrape, interesting but no significant market value.
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It can't be a scrape as it's cancelled and the cancellation is correct and I can see in my stamp a great white area in the middle of the stamp. |
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Why is it not possible that it was scraped before it was mailed/cancelled? |
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Like Don said, probably a spot where the plate did not pick up enough ink. It is not an error, but more a freak or oddity. And sorry for giving the wrong answer at first, but you did not ask a question!
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