Bahamas 1922 6-P / 6-D S.g. #122A Or S.c. #79x - More Than An Elongated Or Malformed "E"?

Good Morning Stamp Community,

How is everyone this morning? Staying healthy and safe I hope. I have a Bahamas 1922 6p / 6d stamp with an elongated or malformed E at the end of PENCE or perhaps something more.

To me this is a definite sign of doubling. Especially with a space after the top and bottom of the letter E. I would like to see another example LIKE THIS ONE if at all possible please for comparison. And yes, of course I would like to see another one to see if another like it exists.

Could it be that the elongated E or malformed E in this stamp is just a sign of doubling? Is this stamp something different all together?

Have a look and fire away.

WM #4 Okay - Watermark Crown and Multi-script CA

S.G. #122A S.C. #79(x)



Thanks

Nope, not it.

Your copy is normal like left stamp. Right stamp shows malformed E

Good Morning and thank you for responding stallzer



Seeing this is the same stamp type with no listing of a double impression, I went with the topic "Bahamas 1922 6p / 6d S.G. #122A or S.C. #79x - More than an elongated or malformed "E"?"

I was trying to get more info or feedback on a double impression without admitting to it.

Your stamp is normal in every aspect. I see no double impression, sorry.