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Ux46 S63A Missing "I" In "In" - Press Sheet Pane Of 40 Position & # Of Panes In Full Press Sheet?

 
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Parcelpostguy
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While the Missing "I" cards have been shown and discussed in several SCF threads, the question below has not been addressed nor answered.

The postal card mint and used:







The Question:

What position or positions did this Missing "I" flaw appear on the uncut press sheets of 40 (four across and ten down)?

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Electrotype plate position 23 in one of the panes of 40 cards according to the footnote in the UPSS catalog.
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First of all, thank you for the information. I need to unearth my UPSS catalog or buy a new one. It was packed for a move and remains still packed.


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in one of the panes of 40 cards


That prompts the next question.

If one of the panes of 40, then how many panes of 40 were printed on a full press sheet before being cut to panes of 40? Two (80 images) four (160 images) or more (lots of images)?

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Missing "I" variety was from chrome plated electrotype plates. Perhaps the article in Postal Stationery, MAR-APR 2002, pgs 42-44 addresses that issue? Reference is from the UPSS catalog.
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Thank you again.
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