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23¢ Lunch Wagon (BEP)
Water-Activated Coils of 100, 500 and 3,000
Scott# 2464 Plate # 2, 3 (Smooth Tag - Dull Gum)
Scott# 2464a Plate # 3 (Mottled Tag - Dull Gum) / 3, 4, 5 (Mottled Tag - Shiny Gum)
Scott# 2464b Plate # 2, 3 (Smooth Tag - Dull Gum) / 3 (Mottled Tag - Dull Gum) (Imperf)
Series Transportation
Issue Date & City April 12, 1991, Columbus, Ohio
Nationwide Sale April 13, 1991
Designer Robert Brangwynne, Boston, Massachusetts
Art Director Richard Sheaff (CSAC)
Typographer Richard Sheaff (CSAC)
Engravers Vignette - Gary Chaconas (BEP), Lettering and Numerals - Gary Slaught (BEP)
To Press / Quantity Late 1990 / Initial Order 595,092,000
Coil Size 100, 500, 3000
Printer Bureau Of Engraving and Printing (BEP), Washington, DC.
Presses C (901)
Process Intaglio
Where Printed BEP, Washington, DC.
Where Processed BEP, Washington, DC.
Plate Size & Interval 864 (18 x 48) stamps per revolution / plate # every 48 stamps
Paper and Gum Type IV, Water-Activated
Tagging Prephosphored Coated (Solid Tag) Paper, Uncoated (Mottled Tag)
Perf Gauge 10.2 Vertically
Color (PMS) Blue (PMS 295U)
Overall Size (w x h) apx 0.87 x 0.96 in. / 22.1 x 24.4 mm
Earliest Known Use April 12, 1991