Here is the first lot of stamps Any information would be most helpful I have got no Scotts so please don't ask me to look it up. Can someone please tell me the perforations and information about the Postmark Thankyou This is the first lot
Dialysis, damned if you do...dead if you don't 27 Sep 2019 02:52:56am
re: Washington and Franklin stamps
Hi Pooh,
You do not need an expensive catalog but you do need to do some preliminary work. This will help us help you but more importantly it will help you learn how to ID the Washington/franklin stamps yourself.
The first step is to begin by determining the perforations for each stamp. A metal or plastic commercial perforation gauge is best but if you do not have one you can download and use a paper one. Here is a link to a free paper perforation gauge. http://stampsmarter.com/learning/FormPerfGauge.html
Once you have gauged the perforations, please post your findings for each stamp and we can go from there.
Don
IThe 50 cent one is 11 perforated all around but I'm stuck finding the Chicago perforations I have tried but I'm stuck as with the gauge it dosen't look like it is 11 or 10 I'M STUCK
This is the first lot
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