It is possible to get it authenticated. Take it to the APS, preferrably before you pay the money. From the scan I would say it is 99.6% certain to be a fake.
Hi koala This stamp is cut very close on the left and bottom. I strongly suspect that this is a "jumbo" single that has had the prefs trimmed. I have been burned in the past and it is now my policy that I do not purchase imperf singles under any circumstances. GJP
I recently purchased what was said to be an imperf and when it arrived it had definite remnants of perfs. Because I didn't pay much for it I let it go and gave the seller the benefit of the doubt. I'll be more cautious in the future.
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Posted 01/29/2012 7:48 pm
