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Any sor member know what's up with the printed ink?
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The color is gray, and the surcharge over print is shifted and low. It also has a cut and manuscript cancel. What else am I missing?
Jeremy
P.S. This would be a great stamp to carry over the color ID thread. I 'll give it the color shade variety name of storm cloud white instead of gray.
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@Sarge
I do not think you are missing anything.
My concern is the first printed image is almost gone.
The second image of the over print is normal.
The cut cancel was IAW Treasauy Direction dated Dec 1899. (my discovery).
What do you think happended to the first image printed image that made it almost disappear?
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I don't have the foggiest idea. My guess would be that it was poorly inked with a bad batch of ink to begin with.
Jeremy
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Fugitive ink would be my guess.
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Full article found on 1898Revenues web page.
Interesting read!
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One of my discoveries!
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Recent aquistion.
Any sor member know what's up with the printed ink?
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01:15:38pm
re: R184p What's up with the ink?
The color is gray, and the surcharge over print is shifted and low. It also has a cut and manuscript cancel. What else am I missing?
Jeremy
P.S. This would be a great stamp to carry over the color ID thread. I 'll give it the color shade variety name of storm cloud white instead of gray.
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re: R184p What's up with the ink?
@Sarge
I do not think you are missing anything.
My concern is the first printed image is almost gone.
The second image of the over print is normal.
The cut cancel was IAW Treasauy Direction dated Dec 1899. (my discovery).
What do you think happended to the first image printed image that made it almost disappear?
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11:32:09pm
re: R184p What's up with the ink?
I don't have the foggiest idea. My guess would be that it was poorly inked with a bad batch of ink to begin with.
Jeremy
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re: R184p What's up with the ink?
Fugitive ink would be my guess.
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re: R184p What's up with the ink?
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Full article found on 1898Revenues web page.
Interesting read!
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re: R184p What's up with the ink?
One of my discoveries!
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