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All Forums Category: General Philatelic Discussions (Non Country Specific) Forum: Errors, Freaks & Oddities (EFO)

One Cent Error Stamp?

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Italy

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Posted 09/20/2020 1:06 pm

A hug to everyone. I ask for your opinion about one cent on the size of the notch moved at the top, and the pink color inside the stamp. What do you think is it rare example or common mistake?

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Posted 09/20/2020 1:33 pm

Common. Normal.

The pink color is the cancel. In this era, black is the most common cancel color, then purple/magenta, then blue, then other colors much more infrequently. I would call this cancel magenta.

The perforation wheels were often set wider around the edges of the sheet in this era, so wider margins are fairly common.

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Italy

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Posted 09/21/2020 07:19 am

Clear answer from you, congratulations on your competence in this matter.

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Posted 11/09/2020 08:48 am

Have here one cent Benjamin Franklin. Half blue half green. Doesn't appear to be any damage on the front or back. My question is, did this coloring happen when they changed the Benjamin Franklin one cent stamp from blue to green and the machine did it? Is it an error?

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Posted 11/09/2020 09:39 am

No error, just environmental damage like sunlight or chemical

Peter

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