Hello Guy's 2c Washington Stamp, Please Help To Identify. Tnx :)

Hello everyone,

After I did my reserch I found out nothing :)
Sorry im still new, my reserch is still limited as my knowledge also,colours and shades are most difficult to me,and it's a bit difficult with english to me.
No matter what I really enyoj in stamp world, and looking forward to learn a lot.
I have 2c Washington perf 11*10.50,looks like nothing special, than I noticed white spot in red circle at lower left corner. Is that erroror or some identiti of stamp.
Please would you be so kind to identify it in Mi or Sc cataloge.
Thanks a lot.

Stay safe.

Welcome.
You can learn more about your stamp, including catalog numbers, here https://stampsmarter.org/1847usa/19...ntifier.html
Don

Small spots of incomplete ink adhesion are very common on this issue. Interesting, but nothing special. Not a constant plate variety, so not listed in any catalog beyond the basic catalog number.

Probably Scott #579 (issued 1923), and probably not #595.

Tnx guys..

Don, tnx for link. I'm learning on stamp smarter for some time. Awesome site, if you have any other link for stamps I would be gratefull :).Looking Stampworld and stampsmarter for now.
Also tnx for help guys, apreciate it.
Tought also it's #579, that white spot in circle got me a bit confused. Tought it's maybe possible mark...

Ince again thanks a lot for effort and help, nice to have si expirienced guys willing to help....

Take care of yourself in this crazy times.

:)

The shilling mark or stroke under the right 2 in value tablet is more interesting to me. Or is it just a surface scrape.

No. Neither. The original post already mentioned the perf rate was 11 x 10.5, thus the stamp could only be a 634.

Well, so I was 1/2 right.

Neech,

Collecting for the enjoyment of collecting, whatever that might be, is the name of the game. Don't hesitate to ask questions especially if you need basic information and especially more advanced sources of information for any possible topic. You should be able to find folks on this board a little further along on their collecting journey glad to share experiences. Russ