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Classic Coins, the first scan picture, the #11, assuming it's plate 8? And the second one, plate 5L? I haven't studied the position yet, but am I right about the plate numbers? |
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My plating guess is 95L8 for this one. Could you please confirm if I am right?  |
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FWIW. I don't think it is 95L8. The spacing between left frame line and rosettes seems wrong. I see other differences, too. |
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Captain Stamp, I looked again last night. I couldn't find a match to my eyes. I'm not skilled enough with these stamps yet, especially the ones that don't have distinguishing features. |
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Laurie 02: Yes, it is #9. Well done. Nice double transfer position, 44L1L. |
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Ok. Another guess. 96L8? I can't find any other stamp that meet my plating wizard criteria. Do you think I'm right? |
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A recent close to 4 margin type II Double transfer lower right?  |
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| Edited by stallzer - 02/26/2025 7:20 pm |
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Posted 02/25/2025 11:33 am
