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The very last stamp ($10) is R221 inscribed 1914.
All the others will have to be determine using the catalog!
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11:21:12am
" .... All the others will have to be determine using the catalog .... "
Older Scott Catalogs had info on certain Revenue issues, did they not ?
Would a 1945 or '46 do, or perhaps a pre-war 1938 - '39 ?
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Maybe I can help you, what kind of trouble are you having?
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These seem to be listed in my Scott 1997 US Specialized although an "identifier" would be helpful to sort them out. You'll need
to carefully check perfs - 10 or 11. Also some of the $1 stamps are green and some are yellow green; it looks as though you may
have one or two of the yellow green variant. Here are my guesses to get you started - I'm not an expert.
First row: RD12 if perf. 11, RD30 if p.10. Looks like a finer perf than the 3rd stamp so I'm guessing 11. RC10, RD30(if p10), R240a, RD12 (d?)
2nd row: RD31, R241 (or R258 if p.10), R241, R241, RD13, RC11.
3rd row: R242, RD14; then RD15, RD15, RD15.
4th row: R244 (if p.11), RD16, RD16, RD16; then RD32, R245 (if p.11, R259 if p.10), R245 (same comment)
These are mostly cheapies although a couple listed for a few dollars in the 1997 catalog - I'm assuming they are all used? Hard to tell
on some because they didn't have gum - and the pen cancels tend to wash off.
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Making an identifier is easy to make by anyone, use the "illus. number"!
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09:18:32pm
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The very last stamp ($10) is R221 inscribed 1914.
All the others will have to be determine using the catalog!
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02 Sep 2022
11:21:12am
re: US Liberty Documentary's
" .... All the others will have to be determine using the catalog .... "
Older Scott Catalogs had info on certain Revenue issues, did they not ?
Would a 1945 or '46 do, or perhaps a pre-war 1938 - '39 ?
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09:32:02am
re: US Liberty Documentary's
Maybe I can help you, what kind of trouble are you having?
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09:17:49pm
re: US Liberty Documentary's
These seem to be listed in my Scott 1997 US Specialized although an "identifier" would be helpful to sort them out. You'll need
to carefully check perfs - 10 or 11. Also some of the $1 stamps are green and some are yellow green; it looks as though you may
have one or two of the yellow green variant. Here are my guesses to get you started - I'm not an expert.
First row: RD12 if perf. 11, RD30 if p.10. Looks like a finer perf than the 3rd stamp so I'm guessing 11. RC10, RD30(if p10), R240a, RD12 (d?)
2nd row: RD31, R241 (or R258 if p.10), R241, R241, RD13, RC11.
3rd row: R242, RD14; then RD15, RD15, RD15.
4th row: R244 (if p.11), RD16, RD16, RD16; then RD32, R245 (if p.11, R259 if p.10), R245 (same comment)
These are mostly cheapies although a couple listed for a few dollars in the 1997 catalog - I'm assuming they are all used? Hard to tell
on some because they didn't have gum - and the pen cancels tend to wash off.
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10:42:31pm
re: US Liberty Documentary's
Making an identifier is easy to make by anyone, use the "illus. number"!
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