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I have a stamp here it's a 3cent Connecticut charter oak. Just wanted to know if anyone has seen something similar before? I have one where there is no slash in the cent symbol. Is this unique or rare? Any feedback back would be appreciated thank you
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As noted above, listed in Scott. Also listed in French's "Encyclopedia of Plate Varieties ..." and known since the issue was current. Being position 4 of the upper right pane of plate 21395, places it as the upper left stamp in the plate block, thus many survive and it is easy to identify/find. |
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Ah gotcha guys thank you! So not so uncommon. This philatelic eco system is new to me and wow how interesting and amazing it truly is. I just inherited a meticulously crafted collection that had been started by my great grandfather. So two men before me whom were great human beings had been orchestrating this great collective effort that I am now learning about. |
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I'm sorry but it's not a broken cents symbol the whole slash is missing in the bottom right corner it's just a C… has anyone ever seen or heard of this before on the 1935 Connecticut charter oak (violet)stamp? |
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Anybody who has any insight into this I would love to hear it thank you all |
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It's just as eyesonthewall says - "defect in cent sign". Here's the picture from the Scott's US Specialized Catalog. $5 catalog value. Pretty much matches your pic.  |
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In addition I'm just poking around to see if anyone has seen this before other than cataloging. In the field has anyone come across one out in the open? |
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Hanon, can you get a more clear picture of your stamp? Even with the blurry one, it looks like the top part of the slash is there. |
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