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EXTREMELY FINE STAMP AND THE EARLIEST RECORDED USE OF ANY 1857 ONE-CENT PERFORATED STAMP FROM PLATE 4.
Plate 4 was created sometime around February 1857, which is also when the first experimental perforated 3c 1857 stamps were released. The first perforated 1c stamps were made from sheets printed from Plates 1 Late, 2 and 4. The earliest documented use of any 1c perforated stamp is a Type IV from Plate 1 Late dated July 25, 1857. Two examples of perforated 1c stamps dated July 26 are recorded: one from Plate 2 and the other from Plate 4 (offered here), which represent the earliest documented use of perforated stamps from each of these plates.
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