Welcome. As others have said, a good start to a great hobby but no significant monetary value. You can learn more about your Washington/Franklins here http://www.stampsmarter.com/1847usa...ntifier.html Don
Hello. Thanks for your advice. I have a hard time counting the perforations. You talk about green and red stamps but I have trouble identifying them. Red is cut up and down is normal or it's a scissors
Yoann, welcome to the forum. A little advice. Counting perorations does not do a whole lot of good - you need a perforation gauge. If you need one you can print one off the internet. www.stampsmarter.com has one that is printable. The red stamp that is "cut up" is normal - a large sheet of these were cut up into four panes of 100 at the printers. Hope this helps?
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