Interesting Newfoundland Scott 246

I know these Newfie's can be tricky. The LR,TM,BM,and RM inner frame and shading on letters and numerals appears doubled. Slip print, or re-entry?

Hi ErrorsRock...What I think you have there is an over inked #246..Look at one of mine..Same sort of details..But if your still having some concerns, then sent it to Ralph at...
http://www.re-entries.com/

AND WELCOME TO THE FORUM...

Thanks Wert, I am skeptical on these issues. What is with the incomplete C in CENTS?

Ya..That is funny looking...Cant say...Maybe some one else like "tommy" can come on and give an opinion on that "C".

I agree with Wert, slightly heavy ink.

There also appears to be doubling on the left side (top) of E in POSTAGE.

I concur with most opinions ... slight overinking throughout. Nice closeups!

yes--Over-inking; and exceptionally nice closeups. My understanding is that this issue had a lot of over-inking. After all, there were 27.450 million stamps issued , with the EKU of Oct 14, 1941. Queen Elizabeth got around.

I have not seen anything in NSSC or Unitrade on my initial read with regard to the "C". Though there is a variety with a broken "A" in "Land" that is worth 40 to 75 times the regular carmine version. So people should always scan for that one.

Got anymore to share?

Now that you mention it Tommy, take a look at this New Brunswick Scott #7...Dont know if it is a case of over inking, re-entry, or some thing other..
Robert

Can't comment on the arrowed items until I get home (after we get our house dug out) and have a look at my own copies but they look like over-inking to me.

Isn't this a great stamp and a great use of the Chalon portrait? Too bad New Brunswick didn't have time to get more issues out than they did before Confederation. The stamps are increasing in value. Wouldn't it be nice to own a couple of copies of the 1 shilling and maybe a Connell? Can probably find a Connell for about $10,000 now and the 1/ pence issue is well over the $1,000 level for a reasonable copy.

Thanks NBSTAMPER...
Here is one of my most favourite places in N.B...Been there dozens of times..My cousin lived in Hartland.

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