2¢ Carmine Coil 11UL40
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2¢ Carmine Coil 11UL40

"Doubling of the bottom of the frame."

Research notes:

This stamp is from Marler's personal collection, but does not seem to match his description for 11UL40. While there is very faint doubling along the bottom frame, the doubling of the right frame is stronger.


Leo's Notes

Re-entry (in Marler, but not fully described).

  • Doubling along the outside of the right frame
  • Doubling along the outside of the bottom frame below the LNB and the right side of the RNB
  • Marks in the top margin above the UL spandrel
  • Faint marks in the E in POSTAGE
  • Mark in the UR corner of the RNB
  • Doubling of the 2 in the RNB (obscured by heavy inking on the proof)

    There is a retouch on the same stamp not mentioned by Marler:
  • UL horizontal line is malformed
  • The UL horizontal lines below the top one are thick
Re-entry in Zone 7
Plate Position: 11UL40
Listed in Marler
Marler Type: SRR10
Format ~ Coil-SW
Perforation 8
Fluorescent Ink
Marler Type Details

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