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| 1881-1882 Re-engraved Designs #206-209 | |
| back to > U.S. Identifier | |
| When the contract and
engraving plates passed to the American Bank Note Company
in 1879, a soft, porous paper was employed. To produce a
sharper image on this softer paper the 1¢, 3¢, 6¢ and
10¢ stamp designs were re-engraved. |
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| How to Identify the Re-Engraved Designs | |
| #206 1¢ Franklin - Crescents added to the two upper left balls |  |
| #207 3¢ Washington - Less shading around the oval than #136, 147, 158, 184 |  |
| #208 6¢ Lincoln - only 3 vertical lines, there are 4 in #159, 186 |  |
| #209 10¢ Jefferson - only 4 vertical lines,there are 5 in #139, 150, 161, 187, 188 |  |
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