Normal Color


Toledo Brown


29¢ Flag Over Mount Rushmore (BEP)
Water-Activated Coils of 100, 500 and 3000
Scott# 2523 Plate # 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 (Uncoated Paper - Mottled Tagging)
Scott# 2523b Plate # 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9 (Imperf)
Scott# 2523c Plate # 1, 7 (Toledo Brown) (Uncoated Paper - Mottled Tagging)
Scott# 2523d Plate # 2, 6 (Lenz Paper) (Coated Paper - Solid Tagging)
Purple Machine Cancel Plate # 4
Series American Flag
Issue Date & City March 29, 1991, Mount Rushmore, Keystone, South Dakota
Nationwide Sale March 30, 1991
Designer Clarence Holbert (BEP)
Art Director Leonard Buckley (BEP)
Typographer Clarence Holbert (BEP)
Modeler Clarence Holbert (BEP)
Engravers Vignette - Thomas R. Hipschen (BEP), Lettering and Numerals - Michael J. Ryan (BEP)
To Press / Quantity Late 1990 / Initial Order 9,948,000,000
Coil Size 100, 500, 3000
Printer Bureau Of Engraving and Printing (BEP), Washington, DC
Presses C/D, 901,902
Process Intaglio
Where Printed BEP, Washington, DC
Where Processed BEP, Washington, DC
Plate Size & Interval 960 (20 x 48) stamps per revolution / plate # every 48 stamps
864 (18 x 48) stamps per revolution / plate # every 48 stamps
Paper and Gum Prephosphored, Water-Activated
Tagging Prephosphored Paper / Phosphor Coated Paper (Mottled and Solid Tagging)
Perf Gauge 10.2 Vertically
Colors (PMS) Red, Blue, Brown (PMS 497U)
Overall Size apx 0.87 x 0.96 in. / 22.1 x 24.4 mm
Earliest Known Use March 8, 1991
NOTE: 2523c, the Toledo Brown variety results from brown ink being used instead of the normal maroon ink.
NOTE: For a side-by-side comparison of the Mt. Rushmore stamps, click here.

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