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United States/Covers & Postmarks : Fee claimed at office of first address?

 

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05 Jun 2017
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Ok! gang. searching didn't get nowhere. were these registered FDCs?Image Not Found


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05 Jun 2017
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re: Fee claimed at office of first address?

looks that way, although typically the cancels on the front would be mute, with dating on the reverse. Can we see the backs of these two covers

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05 Jun 2017
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Backs as requested. Image Not Found.Happy

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05 Jun 2017
11:37:54pm

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re: Fee claimed at office of first address?

typically, if registry is provided, the originating PO uses a mute cancel on the front and a dated cancel tying the flaps on the back. my guess is that this didn't go as registered, because it wasn't properly handled in LA, where it should have received a dated cancel on the back. "Fee claimed" may have been a favor addition, or even added later. There are receiving cancels on the back, but nothing to indicate registry, and no registry label or number.

that's my guess. any registry experts out there to confirm or correct?

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05 Jun 2017
11:45:32pm
re: Fee claimed at office of first address?

My experience is that that auxiliary marking is used exclusively with Special Delivery service. 15¢ covered the special delivery fee and the cover was overpaid by 2 cents.


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06 Jun 2017
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Thanks, guys! you might see these somewhere else.Happy

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Ok! gang. searching didn't get nowhere. were these registered FDCs?Image Not Found


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05 Jun 2017
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re: Fee claimed at office of first address?

looks that way, although typically the cancels on the front would be mute, with dating on the reverse. Can we see the backs of these two covers

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re: Fee claimed at office of first address?

Backs as requested. Image Not Found.Happy

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Editor, Seal News; contributor, JuicyHeads
05 Jun 2017
11:37:54pm

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re: Fee claimed at office of first address?

typically, if registry is provided, the originating PO uses a mute cancel on the front and a dated cancel tying the flaps on the back. my guess is that this didn't go as registered, because it wasn't properly handled in LA, where it should have received a dated cancel on the back. "Fee claimed" may have been a favor addition, or even added later. There are receiving cancels on the back, but nothing to indicate registry, and no registry label or number.

that's my guess. any registry experts out there to confirm or correct?

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05 Jun 2017
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re: Fee claimed at office of first address?

My experience is that that auxiliary marking is used exclusively with Special Delivery service. 15¢ covered the special delivery fee and the cover was overpaid by 2 cents.


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Thanks, guys! you might see these somewhere else.Happy

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