You can try IDing these yourself by using this simple, step-by-step tool to walk through the ID process. https://stampsmarter.org/features/S...Plating.html (click on "Step-by-Step tool" tab on this page). Let us know how it goes. Don
I only spent 5 minutes looking at it (not enough time to be 100%), but it does appear to be a B relief from Plate 4 and I think 14L4 is probably correct. If so - Ty IIIA #22.
Danny, the left stamp is indeed #24 Type V (incomplete side ornaments). Since it shows the scratches along the right side of the design it is not Type Va. The right stamp is not recut at bottom, so in order for it to be a #23 Type IV it would have to be recut at top, which we cannot tell because of the perforations. However, the scrolls under the N of ONE and the N of CENTS are more complete than is seen on Type IV stamps, leading to the conclusion that it is from Plate 4.
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