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Perforation Variety Of Scott #109/#130

 
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The stamp shown below appears to be a combination of Scott #109 (perforated 12 horizontally) and Scott #130 (coil, perforated 8 vertically). Has anyone seen this variety?



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Edited by johnconn - 05/07/2016 11:53 am

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The picture is too small to see, but could it be that someone changed a coil stamp? By adding perforations on top and bottom?

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Peter is likely correct.



"Sheets intended for the manufacture of perforated 8 coil stamps were sold in vertical pairs and blocks, so that the adjacent stamps are imperforate between. Some of these varieties are actually quite inexpensive."

http://www.stamp-collecting-world.c...ps_1911.html
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Edited by KGB - 05/07/2016 11:45 am
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See Canada Scott 184 for this.
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Thank you. One of 10,000,000 printed, according to Unitrade.
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