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Rest in Peace
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Hi guys..This Scott # 236 has what might be considered a re-entry...But, I don't think it is...Any thoughts...Thanks. Robert   |
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Wert, when I see something like that I usually do not think "re-entry", but more in the lines of a scratch by the etcher. It does not look like a plate crack either, it looks too clean for that!
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Rest in Peace
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No, it does not look like a plate crack, it is too straight for that in my opinion.
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Rest in Peace
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I agree with Peter. Not a plate flaw of any kind. It is a printing flaw (although this does not mean that it is uninteresting)/ |
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I'm pretty sure it is from Newfoundland, so thanks for making me happy ! |
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Unitrade may call this an Engraver's Slip, which sometimes has a small premium. I don't have my Unitrade with me, but it would be described there. |
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To me it looks like a touch of ink that wasn't removed by the wiper before printing. |
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Rest in Peace
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Oh well...There goes my retirement plans...haha
Thanks guys, I will throw it back in the drawer. |
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