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United States/Stamps : Stamp color: Scott 512a and Scott 512b

 

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bhannam

24 May 2018
02:37:50pm
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Same perf count, but colors are vastly different. Is this an example of Scott 512a (claret brown) and Scott 512b (brown carmine)?

I've never soaked stamps in hydrogen peroxide to brighten the stamps, but I've seen it talked about on the forums. Is this something y'all routinely do?

Thanks everyone.
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24 May 2018
07:57:56pm
re: Stamp color: Scott 512a and Scott 512b

Looks like 512 and 512a to me. They are common stamps and I see no mystery or problems with them. Hydrogen peroxide is generally used in small quantities mixed with water to remove Brownish "oxidation" from Orange stamps.

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bhannam

24 May 2018
02:37:50pm

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Same perf count, but colors are vastly different. Is this an example of Scott 512a (claret brown) and Scott 512b (brown carmine)?

I've never soaked stamps in hydrogen peroxide to brighten the stamps, but I've seen it talked about on the forums. Is this something y'all routinely do?

Thanks everyone.

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AntoniusRa

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24 May 2018
07:57:56pm

re: Stamp color: Scott 512a and Scott 512b

Looks like 512 and 512a to me. They are common stamps and I see no mystery or problems with them. Hydrogen peroxide is generally used in small quantities mixed with water to remove Brownish "oxidation" from Orange stamps.

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