Looking at an approval book - can anyone tell me what Yvert #413 would be in Scott's so I can be sure I have the stamp. I'm pretty sure, because of the date given, that it is #413 in Scott's as well. Can anyone confirm that for me please?

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re: Yvert # to Scott#

Thanks Dave That means the person posting the book has it wrong and I don't think I'll bother. That's the trouble with the early Franklin and Washington stamps, the buyer and seller pretty well have to be using the same identification system.

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I'm not really trying to identify anything. There was a high priced book that went up earlier where the stamps were supposedly given Yvert numbers. There was a US stamp called #413 that to me appeared to be Scott #413; I found that a bit strange and all I basically wanted to do is see what the Yvert #413 converted to as a Scott's number. As far as I can tell I already have the stamp, but I wanted to be sure. With old Franklin and Washington stamps conversion between systems is difficult.

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