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I think that it is an example of ink smearing or ink drag. There are no clear signs of doubling. |
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I agree these are ink pulls or smears. Re-entries have clear and distinct doubling of lines. I have seen re-entries also have ink pulls. The Admiral issue is notorious for inking problems but there are notable re-entries and plate flaws also. |
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Nice images! Is the cut up into the right lower side of the right upper crown a possible engraving slip? Borrowed pic from above:  |
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It looks like a continuation of the ink pull from the left side of the crown or a possible foreign object on the press during printing. |
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Here is an example of my major re-entry. it is on a postcard addressed to my grandfather on my father's side. Unitrade #104vii. Chimo Bujutsu  |
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WOW!! Super example of the major re-entry. And the family connection is great. |
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That is a very nice Admiral pair woodstamp. The L/R border shows clearly.
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