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United States/Covers & Postmarks : Why was it collect?

 

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littleriverphil
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15 Sep 2014
04:36:35pm
I don't understand why this Wells Fargo cover was marked collect, pretty sure that the transcontinental rate was 3 cents per half ounce when this was sent from Albion Cal, to Boonville, New York. Really no indication that the cover was triple weight, what was there to collect, and why the extra 6 cents. Something else odd, the stamp at the lower left was torn before it was canceled, who ever applied the torn stamp did so carefully, as it looks as though it wasn't torn all the way across. Odd that both stamps have different cancels, was one applied in New York as indicated by the tie, and the torn stamp applied in Boonville?

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amsd
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Editor, Seal News; contributor, JuicyHeads

16 Sep 2014
10:15:40am
re: Why was it collect?

i don't have answers, but i have an observation. The two 65s were cancelled by different devices, which are different from WF cancel on the imprinted stamp.

Don, do all the cancels tie the stamps to the cover? Do any of the stamps overlay cancels? my eyes aren't that good.

David

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APS #220693 ATA#57179

16 Sep 2014
03:08:39pm
re: Why was it collect?

It looks like the torn stamp overlays the "Collect" markings. Perhaps that satisfied the need?

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littleriverphil

15 Sep 2014
04:36:35pm

I don't understand why this Wells Fargo cover was marked collect, pretty sure that the transcontinental rate was 3 cents per half ounce when this was sent from Albion Cal, to Boonville, New York. Really no indication that the cover was triple weight, what was there to collect, and why the extra 6 cents. Something else odd, the stamp at the lower left was torn before it was canceled, who ever applied the torn stamp did so carefully, as it looks as though it wasn't torn all the way across. Odd that both stamps have different cancels, was one applied in New York as indicated by the tie, and the torn stamp applied in Boonville?

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amsd

Editor, Seal News; contributor, JuicyHeads
16 Sep 2014
10:15:40am

re: Why was it collect?

i don't have answers, but i have an observation. The two 65s were cancelled by different devices, which are different from WF cancel on the imprinted stamp.

Don, do all the cancels tie the stamps to the cover? Do any of the stamps overlay cancels? my eyes aren't that good.

David

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larsdog

APS #220693 ATA#57179
16 Sep 2014
03:08:39pm

re: Why was it collect?

It looks like the torn stamp overlays the "Collect" markings. Perhaps that satisfied the need?

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