3¢ Carmine 129LL86

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Last Updated: Jun 25, 2026

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3¢ Carmine 129LL86

"In two subjects - 129LL29 and 129LL86 - there are a number of extra lines which may be the result of the transfer roll coming in contact with the plate"

Research notes:

A close look will confirm that the misplaced lines at the top of the stamp come from left leaf 1 and the area around and below "Three Cents".

This is a very misplaced entry. (Look at the fine green lines on the first gallery image.)

Flaw in Zone 12

Plate Position: 129LL86

Misplaced entry (MPE)

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Marler Type: R27

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