1¢ Franklin Issue of 1851-1857, PLATE 2 Position 16R2, (Scott #7 shown) |
Scott #7, Blue, Type II, Relief A, Issued both imperforate and perforated. Perforated copies are more scarce. Courtesy of Tyler Moody. |
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FIGURE 1. (Below) A faint vertical line of color above Ornament M as illustrated in the Ashbrook/Neinken plating diagram. Additionally, a small dot of color below Ornament L and a fine sharp CURL to the right of Ornament N not illustrated in the plating diagram but confirmed here as consistent.
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FIGURE 2. (Below) Vertical line of color or a fine plate crack as illustrated in the plating diagram.
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FIGURE 3. (Below) A small dot of color to the left of the right plume. Additionally, a faint blurry vertical line of color to the right of and below Ornament R. Neither is illustrated in the plating diagram. What is shown but un-arrowed is a smaller vertical line barely visible in the left image.
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