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Help ID Scott 18, I Think?

 
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rgstamp
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This was in incorrectly identified as a scott 20 in an old album, I think? I'm 95 percent sure its an unused 18, trace gum. ?double transfer

confirmation appreciated. thanks

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I don't see much evidence of a DT but is a Type I, Scott #18.
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It looks like this could be position 46R12 (dot in Ornament R), which is not identified as a DT in Neinken.
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Thank you for both for the analysis!
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I agree with both posters completely. 46R12 has a good shot of being this stamp. That dot in ornament R appears to exist in some right-pane C-reliefs (Ty I's), and 46R seems to be the only drawing with that dot in the position on this stamp. Clearly a Scott #18. Nice item!
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