Liner Printing Type A
Liner printing Type B
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Liner Printing Type A |
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Liner printing Type B |
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| Scott# 2813b | Plate # B1 |
| Series | |
| Issue Date & City | January 27, 1994, Loveland, OH |
| Nationwide Sale | January 28, 1994 |
| Designer | Peter Goode, Chester, CT |
| Art Director | Derry Noyes |
| Typographer | Peter Goode, Chester, CT |
| Modelers | Macello Castelli and Anthony Amato (BCA) |
| Engraver | Richard Baratz (BCA) |
| To Press / Quantity | ? / 2,001,600 |
| Coil Size | 5,004 |
| Printer | Banknote Corporation of America, Suffern, NY |
| Presses | Goebel and Epiko |
| Process | Gravure and Intaglio |
| Where Printed | Banknote Corporation of America, Suffern, NY |
| Where Processed | Banknote Corporation of America, Suffern, NY |
| Plate Size & Interval | 180 (10 x 18) stamps per revolution / plate # every 18 stamps |
| Paper & Gum | Prephosphored, Self-Adhesive |
| Tagging Type | Prephosphored, Solid Tagging |
| Die Cut Gauge | Die Cut in Rectangle |
| Colors | Blue, Yellow, Red (offset), Green (intaglio) |
| Overall Size (w x h) | 0.87 x 0.982 in. / 22.1 x 24.9 mm |
| Earliest Known Use | January 24, 1994 |
| Note: | Sold in full coils of 5004 or strips of 18 |
| Note: | Liner Marking - "-SELF-ADHESIVE (A) DO NOT WET-" in a repeat pattern on the diagonal, top left to bottom right, right side up (Type A) and upside down (Type B). The latter was discovered by Mike Courtney and reported by Alan Thomson in the July 2003 Coil Line. Brian Engler, Sr. supplied the above picture in February, 2004. |