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Hi, This one looks like Major #13 on Re-entries.com. There is only the right side of the stamp shown but there is something on the first A of CANADA also. Regards Hornet    |
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Hi, Similar to Major Re-entry # 32 on Re-entries.com, but not the same. Only showing doubling on E of Postage like the #32. Stamp has a cut. Hornet   |
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Hi, Here is Major Re-entry # 16. Because of the down shift of perforations we do not see the upper feature completely. Can see a part of it on upper right teeths. Almost had a date... Hornet    |
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Hi, Second #23 as above and Re-entries.com. C of CANADA and E of POSTAGE. Hornet  |
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Hi, Here Major Re-entry #5. Position is known as Plate 17, Lower Left sheet, position 91. 17LL91. Stamp has a tear at the bottom. Hornet   |
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Hi, A Major Re-entry # 22, CA of CANADA and doubling under GE of POSTAGE. May be earlier version because there are no cracks (Hairlines). Hornet    |
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Wow,. you'll soon have all the noted re-entries of the 1 cent admiral! It's just missing THE major re-entry.  |
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Hi Captain Stamp,
Pas vraiment de chance.... 5000 more to go. Stamps have been checked for the well known Major. The goal is to publish known, new and possible Re-entries to help rolling the ball further with what I have on hand from a friend. More to come with new Re-entry. Next Nr.106 for 60 000 :)
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Nice! The major re-entry is not necessary always the most important to find... but a NEW re-entry is way more exciting than the major.  Meilleure chance la prochaine fois! Maybe a new discovery one day... |
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Hi, Here you can see a second Re-entry #2 as above and on Re-entries.com. Notice the cancellation and perforations, almost the same stamp when compares to the one above. Hornet  |
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Hi, Misplaced or random printing in margin. Can not fit with design?? Left stamp in the pair dated 1920. Hornet   |
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| Edited by hornet785 - 04/24/2025 5:15 pm |
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This could be stray ink on the margin of the plate that was not wiped off durring printing. This may not be constant but could be unique. Proving the position would be very dificult. |
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Hi, @ watermark, I will keep it in my variety bin. Here a Major #32, E of POSTAGE. Hornet   |
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| Edited by hornet785 - 04/28/2025 08:02 am |
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I do not think that ink is random, it seems to show a definite pattern. Possibly an imprint from a former use of the plate. |
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