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Was This Green Franklin 1 Cent The Scott #596 Or #632à?

 
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Posted 03/09/2023   10:02 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add John Becker to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Over the last 2-3 weeks you have asked about several of these "treasure hunt" items which are extremely rare.

One of the pieces of advice given to you in your previous posts was to obtain a perforation gauge and become adept at its use. What does your gauge tell you?
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Posted 03/09/2023   4:07 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add stallzer to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
The stamp you are hoping to hit a home run with was printed in small numbers.

The common stamp with the same design was printed by the billions.

1¢ was the domestic postcard rate in this time frame so literally millions of postcards were sent with the common workhorse stamp.

Personally I have over 100 postcards with the green 1¢ Franklin stamp. Unfortunately the odds aren't 1 out of a hundred.

I grabbed just a small hand full






If someone offered me a quarter each I'd be thrilled.
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