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Gum:
OGph
Condition:
Fault
Perf Condition:
Intact
Paper Condition:
Thin, Gum Wrinkle
Summary
This stamp was once part of a horizontal pair, with Position 12, owned by Joseph Steinmetz of Philadelphia. According to the Amick book (p. 80), Steinmetz took this pair of the Inverted Jenny's as his share of the profit when the sheet was first sold.
Steinmetz, with Percy Mann and Eugene Klein, agreed to combine forces rather than compete with one another when purchasing the sheet from its discoverer, William Robey, in 1918. The three then sold the sheet to Colonel Green, who gave instructions for it to be broken.
The pair was broken prior to its sale in 1929 by Eugene Klein.
Steinmetz, with Percy Mann and Eugene Klein, agreed to combine forces rather than compete with one another when purchasing the sheet from its discoverer, William Robey, in 1918. The three then sold the sheet to Colonel Green, who gave instructions for it to be broken.
The pair was broken prior to its sale in 1929 by Eugene Klein.
Owners:
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Certification
2020
PF
Certificate No. 566508
IT IS GENUINE PREVIOUSLY HINGED WITH SOME WRINKLING AND A SMALL THIN SPOT AT BOTTOM RIGHT.
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Position 11: Scott Catalog Value vs. Realizations