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Scott# 3014-3017a | Plate # V1111 - The Boy with the Christmas tree stamp , #3017, has the plate number on it. |
Series | USPS - NA / PNC3 - Holiday |
Issue Date & City | September 30, 1995, North Pole, NY |
Nationwide Sale | October 1, 1995 |
Designer | John Grossman and Laura Alders of Richmond Point, VA |
Art Director | Richard Sheaff |
Typographer | Richard Sheaff |
To Press / Quantity | Probably Early 1995 / 1,980,000 |
Coil Size | 5,000 |
Printer | Avery Dennison Security Printing Division, Clinton, SC |
Press | Andreotti |
Process | Gravure |
Where Printed | Guilford Gravure Division of George Schmitt and Company, Guilford, CT |
Where Processed | Avery Dennison Security Printing Division, Clinton, SC |
Plate Size & Interval | 180 (9 x 20) stamps per revolution / plate # every 20 stamps |
Paper & Gum | Prephosphored, Self-Adhesive |
Tagging Type | Prephosphored, Mottled Tagging |
Die Cut Gauge | Vertical Simulated Perforation Shape |
Colors | Yellow, Magenta, Cyan, Black |
Overall Size (w x h) | 0.91 x 1.19 in. / 23.1 x 30.2 mm |
Earliest Known Use | September 30, 1995 |
Note: | Sold in full coils of 5000 or strips of 20 only from the Philatelic Fulfillment Center in Kansas City |
Note: | Scott lists a strip of 4, a plate strip of 5 and 8 as 3017a. |
Note: | Liner Marking - "-SELF-ADHESIVE (A) DO NOT WET-" in a repeat patter |