Hello all , I am asking for your collective opinion on whether or not some of the following Scotts #357 examples are the bluish paper types? All input is welcome.
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There is nothing wrong with Scott page 53. What are you talking about? What I am saying is that either the stamp is a bluish paper Scott 357 or it is not a Scott 357. There is no Scott 357 "variety". It either is or it is not. Right?
Hi Ham and Egger, a variety is usually listed with a lower case letter after the the catalog #. All #357's are bluish paper, what does your catalog listing show for the variety. I only have an old 2013 catalog.
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