Posted on Dec 5, 2025

3¢ Vermilion

3F8.17

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Accent over 3rd A

Shoemaker #27
There is a similar variety on the One Cent.
From the example that Earl Noss has provided, we can see part of an upper inscription. It is very likely that this CPV is from position 2 of one of the 2nd Ottawa plates of 200.
Additional mages provided by Guy Jeffery. Note the dots in the neck copy dated 1896 Au 28.

Plate Flaw in Zone 8

Reiche & Sendbuehler #4-57

Plate Position: Position 2

Earliest Recorded Use: Jul 23, 1894

Latest Recorded Use: Jul 31, 1896

LRU reported by: WLS

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