Quote: Make sure you check that one for re-entries
I did check and found nothing
Also, I may be wrong but I think laid paper were from the first print delivery, which could mean the plate were bran new which would mean no possible re-entry, but like I said I may be wrong
Re-entered parts of the design that were rocked into the plate during construction are called Fresh Entries. So there could be re-entry marks on the stamp. But finding any type of flaw on an already expensive stamp makes for an even bigger find.
I recently completed evaluating a purported mint Scott 31, the 1868 one cent Large Queen on laid paper. A technical evaluation has been posted on Academia.edu at the following location.
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