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Territorials are a lot of fun.
Many, if not most, can be had for not too many $$. |
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A number of years ago now I came across this one on-line, with a cert. Strip of 3 26A's and a 24, 4L10.  |
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Thank you, Winston! The contrast between the green stamp and the rich red of the cds just grabbed my eye - I call a 10c 1855 with a red cancel: Christmas stamps. Probably a confusing nickname, though. The town name is nice to know.
Caper - nice cross-country cover. I love those mixed usages! |
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| Edited by mootermutt987 - 08/29/2020 3:43 pm |
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Bought a stamp lot from overseas for $11 and found this surprise in it...  |
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Caper, that looks like Type IV, position 55L1. Great find! I'd expect the bottom recut line to extend a bit further to the left under the N of TEN, though. Maybe the photo somehow obscures this. |
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There is almost a small gap under the N. Sorry for the photo quality. It was inside a mount under the plastic of a Vario page. I scan all my pages every now and again.
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Its interesting, for whatever reason, I don't seem to see/hear about as many Ty IV 10c discoveries as discoveries of other stamps.
It seems as though on the perforated 10c stamps, the fact that the Ty V bottom line is pretty strong could confuse people - especially with a stamp centered a bit right like this one. I would expect more of these to be out there.
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I have 4 or 5 Scott #35's type V (I think).
What should I be looking for?
Probably should post pictures too, huh? |
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| Edited by Moyock13 - 08/31/2020 10:59 am |
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