Two colors for one stamp?

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Two colors for one stamp?

Postby mercury071 on Wed Sep 23, 2009 12:37 pm

Mercury071,please, the photo .
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For the others stamps on the photo,I know.There are the B on the 2 c Washington that I d'ont know?The 10 c I d'ont know.
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Re: Two colors for one stamp?

Postby khj on Wed Sep 23, 2009 1:55 pm

Mercury,

5c Garfield, I cannot tell the cancel
5c Taylor, typical cork cancel
2c Washington left, B cancel
2c Washington right, A cancel
10c Jefferson left, F cancel
10c Jefferson right, I cannot tell, 2 cancels superimposed on each other, maybe S cancel?

The 10c Jefferson with the F cancel looks like #209 (redrawn). You can confirm by counting the vertical lines at left between the shield line and the outer circle of the oval.

There are numerous color/shade varieties on these stamps, much like the numerous color/shade varieties on the French Napoleon/Ceres. Many of these color shades are ONLY listed in the Scott US Specialized. The Scott US Volume 1 usually lists only the common/famous colors/shades.
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