
These pale blue or white opaque phosphorised dots are part of the address coding to enable mechanised sorting of the mail. Previously they were transparent, and later they were replaced with red or red-orange bar-codes.
This has been discussed on the Stampboards forum - come along and join in the debate and show your examples on stamps or covers!
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