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United States/Stamps : 1905a precancel

 

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05 Apr 2015
08:12:18pm
I think I asked this at StampWants a few years ago and didn't get a definitive answer. Perhaps someone here knows:

Under 1905a, Scott Specialized (2011) states:

"Untagged stamps from plate 1 come only Bureau precanceled with lines. Untagged stamps from plate 2 come both without and with Bureau precancel lines; values are for non-precanceled examples."



I have never been able to find a plate #2 lines only precancel of 1905. Does such an animal exist, or is that simply a mistake in the listing?

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05 Apr 2015
11:32:06pm
re: 1905a precancel

That is a footnote error in the Scott US Specialized that has been corrected. Plate 2 only exists without precancel bars.

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05 Apr 2015
11:46:43pm
re: 1905a precancel

Thanks, Kim! I had always wondered if that was a mistake. Durland seemed to indicate that plate 2 was only on the C press, untagged, and without precancel bars, but the Scott footnote was in conflict with that assessment. Thanks for the PM to send the revised footnote.

Mystery solved!

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06 Apr 2015
12:34:21am
re: 1905a precancel

Not only was the footnote corrected, the confusing listing was also "corrected".

The 2015 Scott US Specialized has the corrected listing/footnote. The 2013 still has the error. I don't have the 2014 to compare.

Sorry, I must have missed that post on SW a few years back. Glad you asked again.

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larsdog

APS #220693 ATA#57179
05 Apr 2015
08:12:18pm

I think I asked this at StampWants a few years ago and didn't get a definitive answer. Perhaps someone here knows:

Under 1905a, Scott Specialized (2011) states:

"Untagged stamps from plate 1 come only Bureau precanceled with lines. Untagged stamps from plate 2 come both without and with Bureau precancel lines; values are for non-precanceled examples."



I have never been able to find a plate #2 lines only precancel of 1905. Does such an animal exist, or is that simply a mistake in the listing?

Lars

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khj

05 Apr 2015
11:32:06pm

re: 1905a precancel

That is a footnote error in the Scott US Specialized that has been corrected. Plate 2 only exists without precancel bars.

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larsdog

APS #220693 ATA#57179
05 Apr 2015
11:46:43pm

re: 1905a precancel

Thanks, Kim! I had always wondered if that was a mistake. Durland seemed to indicate that plate 2 was only on the C press, untagged, and without precancel bars, but the Scott footnote was in conflict with that assessment. Thanks for the PM to send the revised footnote.

Mystery solved!

Lars

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khj

06 Apr 2015
12:34:21am

re: 1905a precancel

Not only was the footnote corrected, the confusing listing was also "corrected".

The 2015 Scott US Specialized has the corrected listing/footnote. The 2013 still has the error. I don't have the 2014 to compare.

Sorry, I must have missed that post on SW a few years back. Glad you asked again.

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