Position 90L5

1¢ Franklin Issue of 1857-61, PLATE 5.
Position 90L5

Blue,
Type V, Relief E
Issued only perforated.

This is part of a vertical strip of 3 consisting of 70L5, 80L5 and 90L5.

The violet arrows below are marks of interest and may not be consistent or reliable for plating. The red arrows indicate plating marks shown in the Neinken plating diagrams.

Figure 1. (Below) A large blister east of Franklins nose. This mark is not shown on the Neinken plating diagrams but was later corrected and updated in the May 1973, Whole No. 73 USPCS Chronicle.

Figure 2. (Below) Faint blur marks at the south west corner. These marks are not shown on the Neinken plating diagrams but, was later corrected and updated in the May 1973, Whole No. 73 USPCS Chronicle.

Figure 3. (Below) Faint scratch marks at the south east corner. These marks are shown on the Neinken plating diagrams but not clearly representative. These were later corrected and updated in the May 1973, Whole No. 73 USPCS Chronicle.

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