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Looks like Scott #552 which is listed with three colors Deep Green / Green & Pale Green
Perf. 11
Or #581 Green / Yellow Green & Pale Green Perf 10
Do you have a perf gauge and a Scott catalog ?
And welcome to a Great Site........Enjoy
Bill
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This link and site will help you
http://www.stampsmarter.com/1847usa/1922identifier.html
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By counting perfs it is easy to see that your stamp is perf 11. It is 99.999% Scott number 552 and one of the most common stamps ever produced by the USPS. It was issued in 1923. Even if it did not have the scuff on the face it would have no real value.
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Thanks guys for all the information.. I have more coming that I'll need help with..where would I get a perf gauge? Can I use a regular ruler with mm? Also what is so different about the rare stamps?
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Yes I did order a Scott catalog.. I'm very new at this..
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For just about any kind of supplies and equipment (including a perf gauge):
http://www.subwaystamp.com/
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03:34:22pm
They're so many versions of each stamp... I'm so lost... Can't get a clear answer on how to properly identify everything..
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re: Im a newby....please help me with identification!
Looks like Scott #552 which is listed with three colors Deep Green / Green & Pale Green
Perf. 11
Or #581 Green / Yellow Green & Pale Green Perf 10
Do you have a perf gauge and a Scott catalog ?
And welcome to a Great Site........Enjoy
Bill
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re: Im a newby....please help me with identification!
This link and site will help you
http://www.stampsmarter.com/1847usa/1922identifier.html
Don
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re: Im a newby....please help me with identification!
By counting perfs it is easy to see that your stamp is perf 11. It is 99.999% Scott number 552 and one of the most common stamps ever produced by the USPS. It was issued in 1923. Even if it did not have the scuff on the face it would have no real value.
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07:59:36pm
re: Im a newby....please help me with identification!
Thanks guys for all the information.. I have more coming that I'll need help with..where would I get a perf gauge? Can I use a regular ruler with mm? Also what is so different about the rare stamps?
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08:02:08pm
re: Im a newby....please help me with identification!
Yes I did order a Scott catalog.. I'm very new at this..
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10:04:08pm
re: Im a newby....please help me with identification!
For just about any kind of supplies and equipment (including a perf gauge):
http://www.subwaystamp.com/
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