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Thanks for the pointers Dudley so what would a #9 in this condition be worth? |
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Laurie, Is it unused? If so, does it have original gum? Hinged or unhinged?
The certificate will help determine its resale value. |
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Please let us know when you get the cert for the #9, Laurie. That will narrow down the range of resale value quite a bit. |
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Dudley, I almost settled on 70L1L until I saw your 84L1L posting. I agree, that bottom somewhat straight appearing inner line recut was the key. Great job again! |
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Thanks, Caper. 70L1L would not have worked anyway because the stamp has a guide dot, which 10th-vertical-row stamps do not. There are many cues such as this that enable one to narrow down a plating search from the get-go. |
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Indeed it is, razor sharp impression, lovely color, and clear on all sides of the design. Love the top row positions. |
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That's a beautiful set, Al! You certainly have an eye for margins.
I'd be interested in seeing an individual scan of the third 3-cent. |
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Al E. here's the late plate version of your stamp.  Edit: oops, I checked my plating notation on this stamp and see that it's actually 90L2L not 94. It's an old scan, sorry. |
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| Edited by stampcrow - 05/28/2020 9:57 pm |
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