Hi Larry, I recently wondered the same thing. Click the link below to see a lot of info. The short answer is that the second number is the distance between the holes, or pin spacing in thousands of an in.
here
Thank you. The sites referred to are a help.
Larry
My new Precision U.S. Specialty Multi-Gauge has a perforation gauge for Bureau Issues. There are multiple sizes for some of the perforations . An example is 10-81, 10-80 , 10-79. Perforations 11 and 12 also have multiple numbers
What does the second number indicate and can it be used to differentiate stamps?
Thank You,
Larry
re: Perforations
Hi Larry, I recently wondered the same thing. Click the link below to see a lot of info. The short answer is that the second number is the distance between the holes, or pin spacing in thousands of an in.
here
re: Perforations
Thank you. The sites referred to are a help.
Larry