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My US Liberty Stamp Album from H.E. Harris does not use perforation size for these stamps. They list them with only the acronyms: CCL, AP, SSP and ATM as captions in their album.
Does anyone know what these mean? Is there a way to relate these acronyms to perforation size so that I hindge them in the proper place?
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CCL = CCL Label, Inc.
AP = Ashton Potter
SSP = Sennet Security Products
ATM = Automated Teller Machine (I believe...)
The first three are the printing companies.
Thus, #4854 is serpentine die cut 9½ vertical and printed by Ashton Potter (AP);
and #4868 is serp. die cut 11 vertical and printed by (for) Sennett Security Products (SSP)
(As a footnote - Banknote Corp. of America actually is the printer FOR SSP on this issue)
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The Scott Stamp Catalogue uses, among other things, vertical perforations to distinguish the difference between these two coil stamps. #4854 being 9-1/2 vert. and #4868 being 11 vert.
My US Liberty Stamp Album from H.E. Harris does not use perforation size for these stamps. They list them with only the acronyms: CCL, AP, SSP and ATM as captions in their album.
Does anyone know what these mean? Is there a way to relate these acronyms to perforation size so that I hindge them in the proper place?
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re: 2014 Self Adhesive Forever Coil Stamp - "Fort McHenry Flag and Fireworks" - Scott# 4854 and 4868
CCL = CCL Label, Inc.
AP = Ashton Potter
SSP = Sennet Security Products
ATM = Automated Teller Machine (I believe...)
The first three are the printing companies.
Thus, #4854 is serpentine die cut 9½ vertical and printed by Ashton Potter (AP);
and #4868 is serp. die cut 11 vertical and printed by (for) Sennett Security Products (SSP)
(As a footnote - Banknote Corp. of America actually is the printer FOR SSP on this issue)
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