1¢ Franklin Issue of 1857-1861, PLATE 10
Pos 92L10, (Scott #24)
Scott #24 Blue,
Type V, Relief F
Issued only Perforate.

This position is not illustrated in the Neinken plating diagrams and is noted as not having plating marks. Closer examination of confirming copies may reveal many potential plating features. Particularly the blurs of color in the right margin.

Courtesy of Dick Celler

Part of a horizontal pair 92L10, 93L10

FIGURE 1. (Below) The heavy dot in the "C" of CENT has been confirmed as constant and also has been confirmed on Positions 91 thru 100R10. The plating diagrams do not indicate this mark. This dot was probably a bit of matter that attached itself to the transfer roller when the plate was being made.

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