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Post by khj on Jan 22, 2024 21:54:40 GMT
For the traditional 4 pane layout that dominated the 1940s-1990s (not counting S/S or miniature sheets), I believe the smallest number per pane is the 10¢ Apollo Soyuz at 24 stamps, and the largest is the 13¢ Indian Head Penny at 150 stamps. I don't think I ever took pics of either one. Even if I did, the files are on one of my archival hard drives. I might take a new camera pic tomorrow if my thumb cooperates.
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Post by Ted Talks Stamps on Jan 23, 2024 0:12:55 GMT
And the last one that Phil posted (Pacific 97' International Stamp Exhibition) is technically a souvenir sheet, or a sheetlet, much the same way the $2 Inverted Jenny reprint from 2013 is. Press sheets of the Jenny do exist in both perforated and imperf (I know because I have them). But that is a rare exception, because the post office did this as a promotion to bring new collectors into the fold, and give existing collectors a chance at a "golden ticket". I did go get the press sheet for the Pacific 97 because I was interested in the triangle design. But I passed on the Jenny press sheet -- I had stopped collecting every recent US issue by then, and the face value was too rich for my blood. Then again, everthing after the Universal Penny Post has been outside of your budget.
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