US # 444 Washington Flat Plate Coil - Save $12 on this 1914 Used Perf 10 Coil

The Washington-Franklin issue of 1908-1922 is one of the most popular and complex of all U.S. issues. With numerous changes in production methods, what was intended to be a simple series yielded over 200 varieties! One of the major innovations during this time was the introduction of coil stamps, intended for vending machines and businesses sending large volumes of mail.

Having experimented with several perforation gauges for coil stamps, in 1914 the Post Office decided that perforation gauge 10 worked best for coils. Printed on the flat plate press on watermarked paper, this 2¢ Washington coil is somewhat scarce as it was soon replaced by a version printed on the much more efficient rotary press. Normally selling for $34, you can save $10 on this 1914 watermarked flat plate coil! (US #444)

2¢ Washington Flat Plate Coil - Regularly $36
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