I can find similar stamps but no mention of this particular version with "70". Forgery? Or are there multiple versions based on year: 68, 69, 70, etc...
The stamps look good. In the first row there are thin numbers except 50c. that goes down in the 3rd. row since they are thick numbers. that 50c. He is a type 10.
The thick figure variety was in service from 1868 to 1872, had only 10 lithographic transfer types for each value, and of the ones I managed to check I leave you an image, they are genuine.
Hola RTV! muchas gracias. Ok so I am sure I understand the 50 cent on first row - Scott #49 should not be there? it should move to row 3? But what about the . after the 50 not being present in that stamp? or am I not following. Thank you so much for helping me.
Sorry for delay in reply. Here are the another thick numbers with different types. Your stamp Scott #49 is really Scott #62a, variety with "No period after 50". If you want to specialize in Mexico, you need to add or make some additional pages for those varieties. I hope this helps.
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