


July 16.
I think the year is 1912?
Looks like a 1912 or maybe 1918 to me.
I've used RetroReveal, but the hi-res image would be better for this purpose.
My suggestion is 1919. Note how the curl on the top of the right bar of H is partially covered by the year, making a 9 look like an 8
I think the clerk who canceled that cover had too m8uch caffeine that day.
I actually have the new EDU here but I havn't sent it in yet for a cert,the left stamp is not it,it's the second one,I'm deciding whether or not to try to get the corner paper(it was glued on all 4 corners into a album) that's stuck on it off,I don't want to damage it.
Brando,
The post card rate was 1C, the second stamp also does not looked tied. These issues make it suspect.
Don

Here is a better picture,I'm sure the postcard rate was 2 cents at this time of mailing because of WW1 then was put back down to 1 Cent after the war ended,also here is a picture of my Scott 503 EDU(not sent in for cert yet either).
Brando,
I stand corrected, you are right about the post card rate.
Sorry,
Don

re: Need help with reading the date.
July 16.
I think the year is 1912?

re: Need help with reading the date.
Looks like a 1912 or maybe 1918 to me.

re: Need help with reading the date.
I've used RetroReveal, but the hi-res image would be better for this purpose.
My suggestion is 1919. Note how the curl on the top of the right bar of H is partially covered by the year, making a 9 look like an 8

re: Need help with reading the date.
I think the clerk who canceled that cover had too m8uch caffeine that day.
re: Need help with reading the date.
I actually have the new EDU here but I havn't sent it in yet for a cert,the left stamp is not it,it's the second one,I'm deciding whether or not to try to get the corner paper(it was glued on all 4 corners into a album) that's stuck on it off,I don't want to damage it.

re: Need help with reading the date.
Brando,
The post card rate was 1C, the second stamp also does not looked tied. These issues make it suspect.
Don
re: Need help with reading the date.

Here is a better picture,I'm sure the postcard rate was 2 cents at this time of mailing because of WW1 then was put back down to 1 Cent after the war ended,also here is a picture of my Scott 503 EDU(not sent in for cert yet either).

re: Need help with reading the date.
Brando,
I stand corrected, you are right about the post card rate.
Sorry,
Don