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Here is one that was even easier to plate. A bit of the imprint helps a lot.  31L4 |
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Yes, I don't think I need to look that up. Nice stamp.
Plate 4 imprints are tough to find, especially imperforate. |
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9-19L4 Type II and Type III combination pair.  The 9L4 has a tear but the 19L4 is sound.  Aside from the bruise and the dot shown in Neinken, there is a faint guideline in L and M.  |
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Yeah, I was wondering how that bottom stamp would turn out. Pretty much what I figured... I was the one on your heels. The bottom break must be pretty much right on the edge of being large enough? |
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In the eye of the beholder I guess.   Couple of dots and dashes. My secret friend thought that since it is shown as type III in Neinken, it would probably get a cert as a 21, but I do not generally seek certs unless I was to sell something. |
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Nice pair.
That 19L4 is indeed a close call.
It might depend on who sees it at the PF as well. |
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Very close to a IC.
In Neinken, it looks like its the left ball that is slightly incomplete. Not visible on yours, so have to assume same, aka IIIA.
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You can see it on other, but surely not all, copies of 29R4 without using too much imagination. It shows quite well on the lead specimen on the Doporto site. |
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Posted 10/12/2019 12:43 pm
