Have a 3 cent Washington with Grill I'm trying to identify. This Grill has a feature I haven't seen before and I'm wondering if the horizontal rows above and below the red dots on image should be counted as Rows or considered the upper and lower frame of the Grill?
For grill identification stick to counting vertical rows coupled with known grill characteristics. When counting horizontal rows becomes necessary, you can't go wrong by only counting full rows.
It appears to have 12 vertical rows which would make it an "F" grill not and "E" grill. Additionally the shade of the stamp is typical for the "F" grill and not for the "E" grill.
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Posted 08/02/2019 8:43 pm
