1¢ Franklin Issue of 1851-1857, PLATE 1 LATE
Position 33R1L
Scott #9 Blue,
Type IV, Relief A
Issued both imperforate and perforated.
Perforated copies are more scarce.

SINGLE RECUT TOP,
SINGLE "long" RECUT BOTTOM

Figure 1. (Below) Red arrow indicates approximate start and end of the RECUT TOP LINE.

Figure 2. (Below) Detail of the "long" BOTTOM RECUT LINE. The red arrows indicate the approximate starting and ending locations of the recut. The violet arrow is the starting location per the Ashbrook plating diagram.

Figure 3. (Below) Tiny plating mark



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