Here are additional examples of this plate variety.
First row, second stamp.
Second row, second stamp.
Fifth stamp.
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Saturday, April 30, 2011
10c M.M. nick to top edge plate variety
By the small number of these I find in this large selection, this plate variety is likely found in only one position of the plate.
First stamp.
Second stamp.
Third stamp.
Fourth stamp.
Fifth stamp, with the nick to top edge plate variety
Here is a second example.
First stamp.
Second stamp.
Third stamp.
Fourth stamp.
Fifth stamp, with the nick to top edge plate variety
Here is a second example.
10c M.M. buckled top edge plate variety
By the small number of these I find in this large selection, this plate variety is likely found in only one position of the plate.
Second stamp.
Second stamp.
First row, first stamp.
First row, third stamp.
First row, first stamp.
First row, fourth stamp.
First row, first stamp.
First row, second stamp.
Second stamp.
Second stamp.
First row, first stamp.
First row, third stamp.
First row, first stamp.
First row, fourth stamp.
First row, first stamp.
First row, second stamp.
10c M.M. type II rotary examples
Type I has a solid color wedge in the design immediately to the left of the 'BERNARDINO' legend. Type II has a few dots horizontally at top right and bottom right of this wedge. The rotary printing shows a much more worn out impression and the design is lengthened some along the vertical direction because of the bending effect on the original die.
10c M.M type II flat examples
Type I has a solid color wedge in the design immediately to the left of the 'BERNARDINO' legend. Type II has a few dots horizontally at top right and bottom right of this wedge.
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