A correspondent reports the 1st class gold counter sheet (no source code) has now appeared with security code MA10, and a printing date of 10/03/10. It appears that these have been in stock for 2weeks.
As BM has pointed out "The security slits on this new printing now have nicks in the top and the bottom of the slit. This brings them into line with Walsall booklet printings."
But look around now for the 2nd class!
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We have a limited supply of these and other stamps with security features now listed on our e-commerce site.
Woodyates in Dorset
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A post office was established at the Woodyates Inn on the Blandford -
Salisbury turnpike in 1835, taking the post for Cranborne. It had a Penny
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The security slits on this new printing now have nicks in the top and the bottom of the slit. This brings them into line with Walsall booklet printings.
ReplyDeleteJust obtained the 2nd from counter sheets from my local post office. (Enfield Wash) Printing date shows as 10/03/10 Cyl. D1 D1 Small nicks in top/bottom of the slit.
ReplyDeleteDoug (Enfield)