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The Rf13d "Surcharge Omitted" Variety

 
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Posted 01/06/2018   9:40 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add James Drummond to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
If you're into collecting playing card stamps, you've probably come across the large "Class A" stamps.

These are listed in Scott with a number of different perforation varieties: imperf.; roul. 14; roul. 13 in red; roul. 6 1/2; perf. 12 vertically; and perf. 12 on four sides.

In the next-listed section though, there is yet another one.

This one is roul. 9 1/2, with a variety of surcharges.

And finally, the one listed as "surcharge omitted" is shown below.

A truly uncommon stamp.

Jim

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Posted 01/10/2018   4:35 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add funbaldguy to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
It's interesting the stamp is cut with scissors on one side yet pulled away like a normal stamp on the other three...
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