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GB QUEEN VICTORIA, BLACK PENNY, PLATE 2, R-K, RAY FLAW, 4 MARGINS

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UPC: 4670101110200010
Reference: 1103536966
Category: POSTAGE STAMP | BLACK PENNY
Series: QEEN VICTORIA | LINE ENGRAVED
Themes: CROWNS | KINGS | QUEENS
Stanley Gibbons (GB): SG AS14 | AS15 | AS16 | AS17 | AS18
Michel (Germany): Mi. 3
Sassone (Italy): GB 3
Yvert and Tellier (France): GB 3
Scott (US): GB 3
Issue Date: 10.02.1841
In Circulation: 14.11.1879
Format: STAMP
Emission: DEFINITIVE
Perforation: IMPERFORATE
Printing: RECESS
Paper|Gum: GRAYISH-WHITE WOVE PAPER | GUM ARABIC (Also known as Potato Starch)
Printed in Total: 4.8 to 9.6 MILLION
Printed By: PERKINS, BACON & PETCH
Designers: HENRY CORBOULD | CHARLES & FREDERICK HEATH
Size: 21 x 24mm
Face Value: 1d BRITISH PENNY OLD
Colour(s): INTENSE BLACK | BLACK
Colour Shade(s): FEW KNOWN
Type: AS4
Variants: FEW KNOWN
Variant I: BURR RUBS | RECUT CORNERS | RECUT SIDE-LINES | WMK INVERTED
Variant II: DOUBLE LETTERS: DG, AE, FG, KE, ME, PA, TL
Variant III: WITHOUT RAY FLAWS: FF to JL | CANCELLED WITH BLACK MALTESE CROSS
Variant IV: SHOWING HORIZONTAL GUIDE-LINES AT TOP also BLUETE PAPER
Variant V: VERY WORN PLATE | CONSTANT VARIETIES BD, HA, JA, JF, LE, PL, QL
Errors: 1d BLACK FIRST REPAIR SD, TA, TB, TC, TE, TF, TG, TH
Watermark: SMALL CROWN
Other Remarks: BOTTOM CORNERS LETTERS
Attest|Certificate: N/A
Attest|Certificate Completed By: N/A
Attest|Certificate Enclosed: N/A
Cancel Post Office: MALTESE CROSS
Cancel Type: MALTESE CROSS
Catalog Value: VARY DEPEND ON CATALOGUE
Recommended Price: PERSONAL CHOICE
Reserve Price: PERSONAL CHOICE
Payment on Instalments: N/A
Part|Ex: N/A
Owner's Details: 007CFC
Supplier: M&M
Commission: NO COMMISSION
Postage Reference: FREE SPECIAL DELIVERY (UK), FREE INTERNATIONAL TRACKED & SIGNED
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Guarantee: NO RETURN, NO REFUND (All the money from the sales go to the foundation/charity)
% From the Sale for the Foundation|Charity: 100% TO THE CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION
Foundation|Charity Name: THE KOS FOUNDATION
Foundation|Charity Link: http://thekosfoundation.online/
Note I: PLATE 2
Note II: RAY FLAW
Note III: 4 MARGINS
IMPORTANT: ANY OMISSIONS or ERRORS WITH THE LISTING, PLEASE CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVICE
SPECIAL THANK YOU: FOR SUPPORTING CANCER RESEARCH AND CLINICAL TRIALS
ABOUT THE STAMP

Plate 2 was also one of the earliest used, registered on 22 April 1840. It is often distinguished by "ray flaws" in the upper corner stars (specifically a shortened or missing "10 o'clock" ray) and was used for some of the earliest printings issued on 6 May 1840.

Bottom Corner Letters R-K: These indicate the stamp's position on the original sheet of 240. The "R" (left corner) signifies the 18th row down, and the "K" (right corner) signifies the 11th column across.

Ray Flaw: The ray at the 10 o'clock position in the top-left corner star is either missing or much shorter than the others. This flaw is a primary identifier for Plates 1a, 1b, and 2.

7 o'clock Ray Flaw: In the top-left star, this flaw is characteristic of Plate 1b and many impressions from Plate 2.

4 Margins.

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