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I have one counterfeit sample, on cover, PU, (shown), but have no one original to compare difference, so, if someone here can explain me where and what are difference between?
Thank's in advance!
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How do you know that it is a counterfeit? I cannot see the details in the stamp well enough to tell - it gets blurry when I enlarge it. It
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Unfortunately, the counterfeiters are getting better. I've been trying to find a sure fire way to ID the one from 2020 on and believe that I might have a way.
The bottom line in the numeral 2 in the date microprinted on the stamps that I get from the USPS are always perfectly straight and use 2-5 microdots. I have a stack of what I think are fakes as the bottom line points up or down, dots are inconsistent and the length varies. If anyone has another way, please share it.
At any rate, they seem to primarily stick to definitives and sheets of 20 the same. I wouldn't expect them to counterfeit panes of 20 different. Good luck!
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USA 2023 issue, "Florida Panther":
I have one counterfeit sample, on cover, PU, (shown), but have no one original to compare difference, so, if someone here can explain me where and what are difference between?
Thank's in advance!
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re: USA 2023 year "Florida Panther":
How do you know that it is a counterfeit? I cannot see the details in the stamp well enough to tell - it gets blurry when I enlarge it. It
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re: USA 2023 year "Florida Panther":
Unfortunately, the counterfeiters are getting better. I've been trying to find a sure fire way to ID the one from 2020 on and believe that I might have a way.
The bottom line in the numeral 2 in the date microprinted on the stamps that I get from the USPS are always perfectly straight and use 2-5 microdots. I have a stack of what I think are fakes as the bottom line points up or down, dots are inconsistent and the length varies. If anyone has another way, please share it.
At any rate, they seem to primarily stick to definitives and sheets of 20 the same. I wouldn't expect them to counterfeit panes of 20 different. Good luck!
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