One Cent Franklin, Type 1 # 18, Help To Verify?

I purchased this stamp in August. It has come to my attention that
I should be more aware of whom I buy from. With the recent "Laid Paper" issue and this stamp bought from the same seller, I would enjoy knowing whether or not this was properly identified.

I have read that type 1 "has complete curved lines outside the labels with "U.S. Postage" and "One Cent." The scrolls below the lower label are turned under, forming little balls. The ornaments at top are substantially complete."

I have also been trying to look at and understand the Doporto schematic that one of you folks shared on another thread.

Also curious whether it is a "paid cancel" and if the red I see is part of a cancel?

Edit; possible reperfing?

It appears to be a reperf to me, I'll let the experts weigh in on the Type.
Don

Yes, Type I Scott 18. Appears to have the secret mark. Scott # 18 comes only from Plate 12 so it will have the mark (dot) in the white border surrounding the medallion at left.

Yes, Scott #18. I agree that it has been reperfed. Probably at left and there also appears to have been quite a bit of work done at top or bottom or both. The black cancel is the right half of an upside down Boston PAID. The red is most likely a Boston CDS.

Thank you Don, stallzer and Winston!

I have read a lot, but had not read of the secret mark. Very cool!

Possibly position 95L12, based on the Ashbrook/Neinken diagrams.