G B Queen Victoria Two Penny Blue

If you already know the answer, you really shouldn't be pretending or presenting the stamp as if you didn't know the answer. Not only is a waste of my time -- but whereas I was giving you the benefit of the doubt and trying to answer your questions, I now have doubts about the sincerity and honesty of anything you post. How do I know you are not just pretending to own this block, just like you were pretending not to know its ID and rarity? Do you see the problem? There are things that money cannot buy.

Once people doubt your sincerity, it's really hard to recover. Don't expect me to be answering your future questions, as I would wonder whether you really need information or are just playing games again. Continue this behavior, and you will not be on this forum much longer. That would be a shame, because you have posted a number of interesting items -- it doesn't really matter to me if you owned them or not, I just wanted to know the source of the pictures.

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...."Could you point out the factor(s) for this particular block that led you to ID as plate 1?"

As only two plates are possible, it is a matter of comparing the known factors distinguishing each of the plates. In this case I just compared the check letters... Plate 1 on the left and 2 on the right.

Thank you, scotzm!