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I Did My Due Diligence, Now I Need The Heavy Hitters To Agree #544??

 
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No.
The ink set-off on the back side indicates a flat-plate stamp, thus #498
544 is rotary and should have a clean back.
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Edited by John Becker - 09/01/2020 11:33 pm
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The size of the image is different between flat and rotary press. A simple test is to trim the corners on a cheap flat plate stamp and try to line up the images at the frame line in one corner. The rotary press will be larger.
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If the correct stamp is supposed to be perf 11.4- it is clearly not 11.4 in the images.
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shermae, the top of the stamp is aligned with the "11" row.
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