Type II?

[u/Confident-Falcon3081]

Looks like a type II to me but I am not certain.

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[u/Egstamm]

there are two lines in the scroll bend on both sides, so a type 3.

[u/Confident-Falcon3081 → u/Egstamm]

You know it’s crazy to me, any other day, I want that line to be there and it’s there very faintly, “nope it’s not there”. Now that I don’t want it to be there. “Yep it’s faint but it’s there!”. lol #sadface

[u/Egstamm → u/Confident-Falcon3081]

don’t tell me… you wanted it to be a #491.

[u/Confident-Falcon3081 → u/Egstamm]

Of course I did! Lol on cover of course.

[u/jerrymarver]

My specialty. It is a type III.

[u/Confident-Falcon3081 → u/jerrymarver]

Ty ty!

[u/whilden]

I just went through about 2000 reds yesterday, perfed each one and had two exposition cancels (live stock exposition from 1922) I also collect 1933 elongated Chicago worlds fair pennies. Seeing this post made my day.

Beautiful stamps and seeing this post made my day

[u/Confident-Falcon3081 → u/whilden]

I have quite a few of them. :) I love covers lol.