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tina
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not sure if it can be read the purple espana15 on the back it has "a132,659" and the mexico orange colored one "c68-2" and the other espana one guys head is side profile "G510,117" and the smallest green stamp has "a620,659" does any of this mean anything?

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The one with the printed numbers on the back are likely control numbers. Two of the pencil looks like Scott # and possible value at the time it was mark. The others I think were simply written on.
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thanks
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1775mac
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To add to this many old time dealers wrote there own code on the backs of stamps. May not apply to these but might help on others.

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None of them are expertizer marks. And yes, the printed numbers on the back of the stamps from Spain are control numbers.
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