OK, I apologize for somewhat sidetracking the thread (maybe emphasizing the Null point) but I guess I should share my story. I got these 2 stamps from my Grandmother in the early 1980s as a afterthought Christmas present. At some point that Christmas season, she had mentioned having some old stamps in a drawer in her room. They had been in the family for a while. I was intrigued. A few days later she brought out this little box and gave it to me. I was so excited. Inside I found 4 stamps. The two pictured above (from the 1850s) and a used, torn, folded scott 1213 (definitive 5 cent Washington of 1962) and a used scott 1282 (Prominent Americans series 4 cent Lincoln from 1965). I was born in 1958 so both of these were younger than I was though I was in much better shape. I often wonder if there had been other older stamps in that box at one time. So that is how I came upon two rough looking unused stamps that were once on a sheet together. Happy stamping everyone.
Got this nice pair a number of years ago. Has a small age spot, but otherwise in fine condition. Dr. Chase once wrote that a pair of 3-cent stamps is 10x rarer than a fine single copy.
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