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| | Chapter 8 -- 10c Justice |
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< Fig. 8-1 (select any pic to enlarge) Fig. 8-2 > |
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| Fig. 8-5 | | Bonus 8-17 (inside back cover) |
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Bonus 8-14. 10c coil pairs were popular uses of the general public during the 20c letter rate era (Nov. 1981 - mid-Feb. 1985); the coils were a mainstay of post office vending machines into the 1990's. |
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Bonus 8-15. Study of four mint 10c coil pairs, showing typical range of acceptable production variations in color, inking and trimming. The top two pairs have shiny gum; the bottom two have dull gum. |
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Bonus 8-16. Imperforate (error) 10c coil pair, the first reported of the 10c "lines-only" precancel coil. While this guide was being written, Linn's Stamp News reported a collector's revelation of the existence of this error pair (image edited from Linn's, July 21, 2008, p.1) |
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Contents (c) 2009,
Ronald Blanks. Contact by e-mail: rblanks_stamps@yahoo.com |
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