Pos 2L1L

1¢ Franklin Issue of 1851-1857, PLATE 1 LATE.
Pos 2L1L, (Scott #9)

Scott #9 Blue,
Type IV, Relief T
Issued both imperforate and perforated.
Perforated copies are more scarce.

EE DOUBLE RECUT BOTTOM
Courtesy of Dennis Rice

(BELOW) The violet arrow indicates a small dot WEST of Ornament "B."
This mark has been confirmed by another student of this issue as consistent.

Figure 1. (Below) EE Double recut curved bottom lines. Only positions 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9 and 10 of the LEFT pane have a DOUBLE RECUT bottom curved lines. This can be an aid to plating top row positions of this pane.

Figure 2. (Below) Plating marks per Neinken / Ashbrook plating diagrams.

Figure 3. (Below) Guide dot location. (Red arrow) The violet arrow is pointing to a faint vertical line which is not known at this time if constant of reliable.

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