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3¢ Carmine 126LL10

Reiche states "No. 9 a hammer like flaw inside left numeral.

Research notes:

The plate position has been suggested by Jim André, who made his determination after examining the plate proofs at Library and Archives Canada.


Flaw in Zone 1
Plate Position: 126LL10
Reported by H. Reiche
Straight Edges at Right and Top
Marler Type: 25
Format ~ Sheet
Perforation 12
Reiche No. 9

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