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Hello julsscott - No, it is perf. 10 on all sides, so not a 423a. But keep looking - they are very rare, but you may stumble across one! Always assume you have the most common stamp unless verified.
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| Edited by orstampman - 01/27/2018 04:00 am |
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Thank you for your reply. Can I also ask if the inverted Chicago Illinois by itself is something special? |
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Yes, the 423a IS perf. 12 x 10. Your stamp is perf. 10 x 10. The perforation is NOT how many perforations are on a side, but is how many perforations are within 2 centimeters length. You need a perforation gauge to measure the perforation on each side.
The Chicago precancel is not uncommon, and that includes the inverted precancel.
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| Edited by orstampman - 01/27/2018 04:21 am |
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Thank you for explaining it to me. Im goig nuts with this box of stamps I found in basement. |
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My pleasure to help! Going nuts? Sounds like you may be a budding stamp collector...!  |
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This also to me looks like a sc#423. it looks like the right time and on PSE there were similar graded postcards. thoughts?  |
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You're absolutely right don! 12x12 ! I have too many of this stamp and im a bit disorganized. I think I have a 538 on a Cover. but most I have found are perf 12 perf 11 or perf 10.
thanks for the reply!
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