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Imodius,
please show the back.
(32 is on laid paper, and very rare. (Only 3 are known)).
24 is relatively common.
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| Edited by Gilles le timbre - 02/03/2022 7:40 pm |
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 This pictures is the face of a #32. The next image is an image of the back. The stamp is back lit to show the horizontal laid lines (light and dark).  This link will take you to a technical report from the VG Greene Foundation. There is information here that you can use to test your stamp. http://www.greenefoundation.ca/Repo...y152013).pdfBest regards, Mike ***Fixed Image - Mod*** |
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| Edited by watermark - 02/04/2022 3:57 pm |
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Usually you can see the laid lines without a backlight. I can see the laid lines clearly on the back of that 31 without a backlight. Using a backlight implies they don't show up as well on the 32 or somehow they are unclear. |
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The lines were quite easy to see on the copy I had of #32. The only way I could share it visually in an image on a PC was to hold it up with a light behind it and take a picture of it. A flat scan will not show the lines as well for illustration.
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| Edited by watermark - 02/04/2022 12:22 pm |
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