1¢ Franklin Issue of 1851-1861, PLATE 12 Pos 78R12 (Scott #20) |
Scott #20 Blue, Type II, Relief B Only Issued perforate NOTES: Neinken indicates that Ornament A is complete and unbroken and that the top curved line is weak. There is also a sharp vertical line of color cutting down from Ornament N to Ornament R. |
Figure 1. (Below) Neinken indicates that Ornament A is complete. There are faint plate scratches cutting across Ornaments A and B. These scratches are not illustrated in the plating diagrams and most likely fade away quickly as the plate wore. |
Figure 2. (Below) Faint nearly vertical lines of color or more plate scratches as illustrated in the Neinken plating diagram. |
Figure 3. (Below) A diagonal blur of color to the left of Ornament E as illustrated in the plating diagram. |
Figure 4. (Below) A small sharp dot of color on top of Ornament M as illustrated in the plating diagram. |
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