Yes. Scott 2015 lists it as #U603a entire for $80.00 MNH in italics, meaning that there is insufficient information to place a formal value on it.
Hi Pedroguy;
That is a beautiful stamped envelope. I only collect cut squares, but in the case of that one
I would only do that if I had two one to trim for may album, and one to sell entire.
I've been saving up for a trip to Chitown....someday.
Just sortin'....
TuskenRaider
"Michael numbers" valuation is accurate, but in order to alleviate any misunderstanding on the part of readers of this thread, that is not the "black omitted" that you illustrate, it is a normal envelope.
The black portion is the dates and the USA 20c, the rest is purple. I could not find an image of the black omitted, however, here is the "purple omitted" variety and you can see the black portions:
(Cropped to show just the indicia.)
Roy
I think the Black is the area that surrounds the Medal, everything else is purple
Sorry, not so.
Roy
Thanks I stand connected, so where's the Black supposed to be?
The dates and USA 20c are in black, everything else is purple. (as can be seen in my original image, where the purple is missing, but the black portion is there).
Roy
"The dates and USA 20c are in black, everything else is purple. (as can be seen in my original image, where the purple is missing, but the black portion is there)."
Bill, I think your eyes are getting as bad as mine. The dates and value in your original scan are black and the remainder is purple. It is sometimes difficult for me to differentiate between darker colors, and I think you are having the same problem. The envelope you originally scanned is normal in all respects.
Bobby
Take a close look at the text on the envelope with good light and a magnifying glass. You will see that some is black, the rest is purple.
I can see the difference in the color in your original scan. It is probably complicated by the fact that your envelope appears (at least from the scan) to be rather badly toned. The original envelope is really quite white (see the First Day cover in my scan).
Roy
I'm making an appointment with an Optometrist TODAY...Thanks for the help
Your envelop "de-toned"
re: U603 Black omitted?
Yes. Scott 2015 lists it as #U603a entire for $80.00 MNH in italics, meaning that there is insufficient information to place a formal value on it.
re: U603 Black omitted?
Hi Pedroguy;
That is a beautiful stamped envelope. I only collect cut squares, but in the case of that one
I would only do that if I had two one to trim for may album, and one to sell entire.
I've been saving up for a trip to Chitown....someday.
Just sortin'....
TuskenRaider
re: U603 Black omitted?
"Michael numbers" valuation is accurate, but in order to alleviate any misunderstanding on the part of readers of this thread, that is not the "black omitted" that you illustrate, it is a normal envelope.
The black portion is the dates and the USA 20c, the rest is purple. I could not find an image of the black omitted, however, here is the "purple omitted" variety and you can see the black portions:
(Cropped to show just the indicia.)
Roy
re: U603 Black omitted?
I think the Black is the area that surrounds the Medal, everything else is purple
re: U603 Black omitted?
Sorry, not so.
Roy
re: U603 Black omitted?
Thanks I stand connected, so where's the Black supposed to be?
re: U603 Black omitted?
The dates and USA 20c are in black, everything else is purple. (as can be seen in my original image, where the purple is missing, but the black portion is there).
Roy
re: U603 Black omitted?
"The dates and USA 20c are in black, everything else is purple. (as can be seen in my original image, where the purple is missing, but the black portion is there)."
re: U603 Black omitted?
Bill, I think your eyes are getting as bad as mine. The dates and value in your original scan are black and the remainder is purple. It is sometimes difficult for me to differentiate between darker colors, and I think you are having the same problem. The envelope you originally scanned is normal in all respects.
Bobby
re: U603 Black omitted?
Take a close look at the text on the envelope with good light and a magnifying glass. You will see that some is black, the rest is purple.
I can see the difference in the color in your original scan. It is probably complicated by the fact that your envelope appears (at least from the scan) to be rather badly toned. The original envelope is really quite white (see the First Day cover in my scan).
Roy
re: U603 Black omitted?
I'm making an appointment with an Optometrist TODAY...Thanks for the help