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Help Identifying U S Scott 300

 
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Hello I have a Scott U S 300 not a coil an not a booklet note green line at top of stamp so any thoughts thanks
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OK, you need help identifying something you have identified?

Is it the green line you are asking about? That is a line on sheets of stamps between panes. It is used for cutting the sheet into panes. It isn't rare if that is the question. Many find the straight edge to be a negative.

Or is there something else I am missing here?
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thanks from a pane diagram I see where the stamp was located
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