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Help Identifying US Scott 482A (Type 1A) Vs 482 (Type 1)

 
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Hi everyone,

I am trying to determine whether this stamp is the Scott 482a (Type 1a) or standard Scott 482 (Type 1).

The lines on the toga rope and button appear stronger and defined rather than faint, which makes me think it could be Type 1a. I have attached high-resolution close-up photos of the design and the edges.

Could you please share your opinion on whether this qualifies as Scott 482a (Type 1a)? Any insights on the type would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you for your time and help!







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Not 482A. Which is the same as the 500, but with Schermack perfs instead of perf 11. The toga button is much stronger on those issues.
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