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> UX30 with no revaluing overprint
> UX31 with "1 CENT" overprinted on one line
> and UX33 with its "1 CENT" overprint stacked on two lines.
So what the heck is this one, with just the numeral "1"? (Close-up image is enhanced to show detail.)
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It appears that underneath the "1" is "cents", just poorly struck.
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Harvey,
I think you're right. That's what I thought when I saw my enlarged image, but when I looked at it "in person" again, I couldn't see it. The scanner light must be just the right temperature to bring out the CENTS. I tried shining UV on it and I do see the ink traces, sort of.
So, UX33 is is. Thanks!
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Well, at least I got to have a haircut in the Penny Lane barber shop.
15 Jan 2021
11:56:55am
According to my ancient (2011) Scott Specialized Catalogue, there are three varieties of this two-cent Jefferson postal card:
> UX30 with no revaluing overprint
> UX31 with "1 CENT" overprinted on one line
> and UX33 with its "1 CENT" overprint stacked on two lines.
So what the heck is this one, with just the numeral "1"? (Close-up image is enhanced to show detail.)
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12:22:01pm
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It appears that underneath the "1" is "cents", just poorly struck.
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Well, at least I got to have a haircut in the Penny Lane barber shop.
15 Jan 2021
02:13:22pm
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Harvey,
I think you're right. That's what I thought when I saw my enlarged image, but when I looked at it "in person" again, I couldn't see it. The scanner light must be just the right temperature to bring out the CENTS. I tried shining UV on it and I do see the ink traces, sort of.
So, UX33 is is. Thanks!
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