These two stamps have deformations to the left eye of Rivadavia.
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Saturday, July 9, 2011
(DEPOF) 10cMG Type I ink blots and "eye" varieties
These two stamps has multiple ink blots.





These two stamps have deformations to the left eye of Rivadavia.




These two stamps have deformations to the left eye of Rivadavia.
(DEPOF) 10cMG Type I selection
Here are additional stamps of what I have always considered to be a rare printing. Notice that most of these stamps have a blurred overprint, and such is not the case for the other 10c MG types.









Here is the repetitive plate variety that is found on 1 in 10 stamps of this plate.



With small nick upper left to the M of the overprint.

Postmarked November 11, 1936
Here is the repetitive plate variety that is found on 1 in 10 stamps of this plate.
With small nick upper left to the M of the overprint.
Postmarked November 11, 1936
Friday, May 20, 2011
10cMG type II various plate varieties
First stamp from left to right
Top stamp
Stamp on the right
The left stamp has an overprint variety as well as a recognizable plate variety.
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