2¢ Carmine Coil 1UR9
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Last Updated: Mar 7, 2026

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2¢ Carmine Coil 1UR9

A defective transfer of the right frame opposite the 'E' of Postage.

Research notes:

This CPV is also found on stamps with perforation 12.

Leo's Notes

  • Defective right frame. The right frame consists of three engraved lines. The outer line is weak or ragged from the middle of the G almost to the bottom of the E.
  • On the proof, it appears as a thin outer line with a white sliver between it and the rest of the frame with a small break opposite the space between GE.
  • On an issued stamp, the outer edge of the frame is ragged from the A to the left side of the G, there is a thin line with a white sliver beside it from the left side of the G to the E, and the thin line is almost missing opposite the E.
Flaw in Zone 6
Plate Position: 1UR9
Not listed in Marler
Marler Type: ERO1
Format ~ Coil-EW
Perforation 8
Non-Fluorescent Ink
Marler Type Details

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