1¢ Franklin Issue of 1851-1857, PLATE 1 LATE Position 14R1L |
| Scott #9 Blue, Type IV, Relief A Issued both imperforate and perforated. Perforated copies are more scarce. DOUBLE TRANSFER Note that Ornament "S" is weakly impressed. This is not indicated on the Ashbrook plating diagrams. |
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| Figure 1. (Below) Detail view of TOP RECUT line on 2 different impressions. The left and right arrows are the approximate starting and stopping points of the recut per Ashbrook's plating diagrams.
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| Figure 2. (Below). DOUBLE TRANSFER marks found inside of Ornament "H" and in the "O" of ONE.
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| Figure 3. (Below) Detail view of the bottom recut lines. A small plating mark can be seen in the "N" of CENT.
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| Figure 4. Detail view of the DOUBLE TRANSFER marks at Ornaments "E, F, and G".
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| Figure 5. (Below) Detail view of the DOUBLE TRANSFER marks at the upper right quadrant.
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| Figure 6. (Below) Detail view of the DOUBLE TRANSFER marks at Ornament "R" and the base of the "T" of CENT.
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