3¢ Carmine 126UR22

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3¢ Carmine 126UR22

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

Research notes:

The first reported examples of potential Reiche #9 had straight edges at the top and right. Reiche did not mention straight edges, which may indicate that this example, discovered by Jonathan Woensdregt (JW), is actually the CPV in question.

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: 126UR22

Reported by H. Reiche

Marler Type: 25

Format ~ Sheet

Marler Type Details

Reiche No. 9

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