If it's hard paper its 165, if it's soft paper it's 190. Please don't try to eyeball ANY special printing online. Color transmission alone is too iffy, let alone the myriad of tiny details needed to establish an identity.
If you have good reason to think something you are seeing online is a bonafide special printing, then make the purchase provisional depending upon the response to a submission for expertization from a recognized agency.
Save your money. Based on a scan of the reverse, your stamp will never get a certificate as a Special Printing. It does not exhibit the proper "cameo" effect on the reverse.
A 176 almost always has either ragged perfs or scissor cut perfs (or both). Also, if this were a 176 it would probably be the best example ever found. Put 2 and 2 together and go with the very sound advice of essayk and wtcrowe (two renowned experts) and punt on this one.
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