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Scott US Specialized.
This is Scott #UX9, issued Dec 1, 1886, replaced by image of Ulysses S. Grant on Dec 16, 1891.
Roy
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Hi Tim;
I looked this one up in 1999 US specialized, but it only shows the Jefferson vignette and the
"United States" ribbon. The "postal card" banner and other decorations are all missing????
Just thinkin' too much....
TuskenRaider
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11:49:25pm
Scott does not illustrate the entire card, just the vignette.
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Looks like Apr 5 to me. Assuming the last digit of the year is a 0, That would make it 1890, or perhaps 1900. The third digit does not look like it could have been a 0 to me. Apr 5 1890 was a Saturday which seems likely as the message states they will send the millet on Monday (even though the card probably would not arrive until at least Monday itself).
Chris
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Roy, Ken and Chris,
Thank you very much for your help.
Regards ... Tim
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Yes this is UX9. The cancel is from Wasioja Minnesota, a discontinued post office in Dodge County which operated from 1856 to 1911. It is listed in the La Posta catalog with a rarity factor of 4 ($15 TO $25). This makes the cancel much more valuable than a normal UX9.
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I'm trying to work out what the cancel date might be on this Postal Card. Can anyone tell me what catalog is best to look these up in?
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Scott US Specialized.
This is Scott #UX9, issued Dec 1, 1886, replaced by image of Ulysses S. Grant on Dec 16, 1891.
Roy
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Hi Tim;
I looked this one up in 1999 US specialized, but it only shows the Jefferson vignette and the
"United States" ribbon. The "postal card" banner and other decorations are all missing????
Just thinkin' too much....
TuskenRaider
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re: Need help with US Postal Card
Scott does not illustrate the entire card, just the vignette.
Roy
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re: Need help with US Postal Card
Looks like Apr 5 to me. Assuming the last digit of the year is a 0, That would make it 1890, or perhaps 1900. The third digit does not look like it could have been a 0 to me. Apr 5 1890 was a Saturday which seems likely as the message states they will send the millet on Monday (even though the card probably would not arrive until at least Monday itself).
Chris
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Roy, Ken and Chris,
Thank you very much for your help.
Regards ... Tim
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re: Need help with US Postal Card
Yes this is UX9. The cancel is from Wasioja Minnesota, a discontinued post office in Dodge County which operated from 1856 to 1911. It is listed in the La Posta catalog with a rarity factor of 4 ($15 TO $25). This makes the cancel much more valuable than a normal UX9.
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