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Posted on Dec 5, 2025

1¢ Yellow

1F16.1

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Triangle Flaw

Triangle in the Hair Flaw.

Only 8, including one mint and one re-entered (1F16.1S2), reported copies as of November 2025. All examples are reported to be perf. 11.5 x 12. Based on the clear date on Mike's cover and the questionable date on the other, the period may well be later than previously thought ~ 1877 vs. 1873-4.

Plate Flaw in Zone 16
Reiche & Sendbuehler #2-12
Plate Position is Unknown
Earliest Recorded Use: Jun 28, 1877
Latest Recorded Use: Aug 10, 1877
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