1¢ Franklin Issue of 1851-1857, PLATE 1 LATE. Pos 69R1L, (Scott #9) |
| Scott #9 Blue, Type IV, Relief B Issued both imperforate and perforated. Perforated copys are more scarce. This is part of a horizontal strip of 3 consisting of 67R1L, 68R1L and 69R1L. SINGLE RECUT TOP ONLY Courtesy of Dennis Rice |
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| Figure 1. (Below) Detail view of the DOUBLE GUIDE DOTS.
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| Figure 2. (Left) Plating marks in the "O" of ONE and the "C" of CENT.
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| Figure 3. (Below) Detail of TOP RECUT Line.
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| Figure 4. (BELOW). Detail view of top left ornaments . The left image displays a distinct doubling of lines. It should be noted that Neinken and Ashbrook did not classifiy this as a SHIFTED or DOUBLE TRANSFERED position. The later impression shown to the right barely shows this doubling of lines.
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| Figure 5. (BELOW). Detail view of left oval border shows a distinct doubling of lines. It should be noted that Neinken and Ashbrook did not classifiy this as a SHIFTED or DOUBLE TRANSFERED position.
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