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Can't tell if perfs been trimmed. Thank you Richard
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Looks like a trimmed stamp with side ornaments drawn in; but a higher resolution image would be need to be 100% sure.
Take a close look here, if they have been drawn in then the stamp has been altered.
Don
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Thank you for the response. Here is higher resolution image. Hope this helps
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Now I am not quite sure, the image does not have enough resolution to be able to tell. Without a higher resolution image or the stamp in hand I cannot tell. keep I mind that the stamps were sometimes separated with a ruler and torn (giving the edges a ragged look like yours).
Below an example image with a resolution which would support a good identification. You might be able to compare the side ornaments on your stamp with this image.
Don
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I'll Try 1200 dpi My Scanner not the best anymore.
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Hi Don, The stamp looks like the one you posted
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Side ornaments, top recut... I would say it is a #9 Type IV
here is a step-by-step to that walks you through the ID process.
http://stampsmarter.com/features/SQL_1C_PlatingTool.html
Don
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Uploaded the wrong pic. 
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Hi Don, Thank you for the link I have #9
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Can't tell if perfs been trimmed. Thank you Richard
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re: Need help on this one 1 Cent franklin
Looks like a trimmed stamp with side ornaments drawn in; but a higher resolution image would be need to be 100% sure.
Take a close look here, if they have been drawn in then the stamp has been altered.
Don
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re: Need help on this one 1 Cent franklin
Thank you for the response. Here is higher resolution image. Hope this helps
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re: Need help on this one 1 Cent franklin
Now I am not quite sure, the image does not have enough resolution to be able to tell. Without a higher resolution image or the stamp in hand I cannot tell. keep I mind that the stamps were sometimes separated with a ruler and torn (giving the edges a ragged look like yours).
Below an example image with a resolution which would support a good identification. You might be able to compare the side ornaments on your stamp with this image.
Don
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re: Need help on this one 1 Cent franklin
I'll Try 1200 dpi My Scanner not the best anymore.
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re: Need help on this one 1 Cent franklin
Hi Don, The stamp looks like the one you posted
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re: Need help on this one 1 Cent franklin
Side ornaments, top recut... I would say it is a #9 Type IV
here is a step-by-step to that walks you through the ID process.
http://stampsmarter.com/features/SQL_1C_PlatingTool.html
Don
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re: Need help on this one 1 Cent franklin
Uploaded the wrong pic.
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Hi Don, Thank you for the link I have #9
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