Possible 594 & 596 1c Green, Rotary Perf 11

Warm greetings to all Members !

Recently I found out a catalog of 1c green used stamps with 11pf. I hope it should be 594 and 596 rare varieties. I wish to hear some comments from the expert users before I send them to the PFC ccertifications. so kindly provide your suggestions on my latest collection.

I also have one more unique 11 perf 1c unused with gum, which I attached separately on the second image and I need to verify here with the experts regarding its scott number.

hello,

if you search a 594 or 596 you should look for Franklin, the Washington ones are another design.
also, the most of your Franklins seem to be 11x10.5. So the first step is to get a perforation gauge.

at the end it's not likely to find a rare stamp :).

U.S. Scott 632 has a yellow green color and perforation 11 1/4 x 10 1/2 and was issued around in 1927.

Always start with the assumption that you have the most common stamps, not the rarest. 594 and 596 are very rare stamps and are perforated 11 x 11. The most common stamp with this design is a 632 that has perfs of 11 x 10.5.

The single stamp you show is clearly a 632, it has perfs 11 x 10.5. Using your image, I have taken the perfs from the left side and compare them against the other three sides. As you can see, the perfs do not align so it cannot be a 594 or 596.
Don



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Don, you have a typo in your post - 594 and 596 are perf 11.

@51studebaker Thank you for your verification, similarly I used your perf on other images , kindly check this one