Perf 12 Soft White Paper No Grill.

Trying to decide if I have anything worth certifying if you have the time any help would be appreciated.

I don't see anything, but others might. If you want to send them in, then that's your right. What Scott numbers do you think you have?

Nothing of any real value. But who knows even I make mistakes from time to time.

Looks like 182 or 206 (need more clear scan), 63, 68, 76, and either 158 or 184 (need to know what paper)?

Being honest, there is nothing worth the cost of a certificate. Blunt & pulled perfs, tears, damaged corners, a heavy pen cancel and poor centering mean these would sell on ebay for a fraction of catalog value. Sorry

Soft porse paper on all. No grills except the five cent but it's not a grill it's just an impression. Hoping to get an expert I. There's a couple of stamps here I cannot see to find a spit of difference between Rarities posted on siegel census. And yes no one takes advantage of stamp smarter. Org more than myself. But when it comes to Rarities stamp smarter Falls a little short and yes I've fully understand why. I also have a Franklin 30 Cent but do not have a clue what the secret Mark might be on it not that it would do a whole lot of good since there's only one. But still yet would love to know just for knowledge. Probably would not even bother with checking but the collection I inherited once belonged to a man who ran the stamp club in the sixties and seventies so it's not like a handful of junk purchased off of ebay. Please don't ask his name because the last thing I need is a bunch of junk email people laying claim to something they know absolutely nothing about.

If the banknotes are all on soft porous paper, then that makes them from the American Bank Note printing from 1879. Fairly common and in most intermediate or better collections. The three that aren't bank notes are from the earlier 1861 issues, likely #63, #68 and #76. The bank notes could just as easily be on other paper though, since you can't easily determine paper type from a scan, not that it makes all that much difference in value.

Billsey thank you so much for taking the time. I do truly appreciate it.