DECIMAL (First Cents) ISSUE

Re-entries

Five Cents Beaver

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Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #26

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Scott #15

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Plate Position #27

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Scott #15

Five Cents

THE MAJOR RE-ENTRY

Plate Position #28

State 10 R.1

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

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Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #29

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Scott #15

Five Cents

Re-entered Imprint

Plate Position #30

Doubled Imprint on right

State 6a  R.37

This is the only re-entered imprint of all of the imprint positions on this plate.

Note: The imprints were only added at State 6a of the plate. The first six states had no imprints.

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^ Courtesy of Michael D. Smith ^

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

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Scott #15

Five Cents

Re-entry

Plate Position #31

State 10  R43

State 10-11 R48

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State 10, R43

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

State 10-11 R48

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

Scott #15

Five Cents

Re-entry

Plate Position #32

State 5  R.8

State 7  R.8b

Note the short entry on State 7 R.8b in the UR.

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State 5 R8

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

State 7

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #33

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #34

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #35

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #36

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #37

Scott #15

Five Cents

Re-entry

Plate Position #38

State 8-9  R25

Here we see an interesting comparison between different states of the same plate position. Among the many markings visible, note the various dots of colour in ‘IVE CENT’ in the first two stamps. Also note the small vertical dash in the bottom of the ‘D’ which is key in the identification of this position.

Note the angled line in the lower margin below the ‘V’ and another in the white border above the first ‘A’ of CANADA.

This is an excellent example of how drastically the stamp changed from one state to the next, and why it can be so very tricky making an idenification.

Both of the two stamps are Courtesy of Earl Noss.

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Both of the two stamps above are Courtesy of Earl Noss

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #39

State 7-9, Plate Flaw 62

‘Comet in Sky’

PF62, State 7-9

^ Courtesy of Michael D. Smith ^

PlF62, State 7-8

^ Courtesy of Earl Noss ^

Scott #15

Five Cents

Re-entry

Plate Position #40

State 5/6  R21

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^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

State 16a

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

^ Courtesy of James Jung ^

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #41

Five Cents

Re-entry

Plate Position #42

State 10  R60

Note the sharp doubling in both of the lower 5’s.

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^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

Scott #15

Five Cents

Re-entry

Plate Position #43

State 1, R50

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^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #44

Scott #15 Five Cents

Re-entry

Plate Position #45

State 7 R3

State 8-10 R7

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State 7, R3

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

State 8-10, R7

^ From the RETrimble Collection ^

State 7, R3a, PF57

^ Courtesy of Michael D. Smith ^

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #45 & 46

^ Courtesy of Michael D. Smith ^

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #47

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #48

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #49

Scott #15

Five Cents

Plate Position #50

Plate Position #50vi

‘Log in the Waterfall’

^ Courtesy of Jim Jung ^

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Ralph E. Trimble

Specialist in BNA Re-entries
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