Penny Red Stamp, How to Find the Plate Number!

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www.rpastamps.org/presentation...
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Videos:
• Penny Red Valuation
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[@psarj]

Excellent video and explanation of these stamps! The earlier stamps without the letters in the upper corners are usually referred to as "Penny Red Stars" because the pattern in the upper corners has a small star within the 'X' shape you described. The plating of these earlier issues is a whole specialized area of stamp collecting in itself, requiring patience and access to a lot of books!

[@mallardstamps]

Thanks for the info!

[@stevenkressel7761]

Great information. Now I’ll be able to check and research my Reds. Thanks

[@sabyasachimallick4127]

Very very informative... I was searching for such a video and here you are with it.

[@knutgut1]

English is not my natural language but i understand all of the different plates.PERFECT JOB.Now i know why your family has an order in teachering other people

[@mallardstamps]

My mom was a teacher and so are my wife and I… you’re 100% correct!

[@knutgut1]

@@mallardstamps Teacher , Coach and Stamp Videos Creator.I think you have found your determination.

[@KryptaKnight777]

I enjoy your intro music, also I am working on your grab bag and will be sending mine off to you soon, I will let you know before I send it off to you! Happy Stamp Collecting!

[@fabieng817]

Wow, thank you so much for this video !

[@martinpaull8314]

Brilliant video. Thank you for making this.

[@calummacneil]

Thanks so much for making this!

[@coinsstampsandcollectibles3552]

Perfect, also thanks for linking my video :-)

[@mallardstamps]

Of course! Your video is great!

[@2000sborton]

I recently discovered a mint penny red imperf on blue paper in an antique desk I had bought. I was hoping to get info on how to identify it's plate number here. No such luck. The plate numbers on the later issue perfs I find to be pretty straightforward and have found many videos showing where to look for these.

[@tylerhunt2170]

Yes no such luck for imperin penny red here

[@officialystamped977]

The two top right boxes in the ferst two examples are stars not X's. In these two you can find them saying 'Q,V' that means Queen Victoria herself would of uesd it for mail

[@frankblades764]

Not sure this is true. Anything referring to Queen Victoria would normally be 'VR' - Victoria Regina (Regina is Queen in Latin). So, I suspect they are just stars.

[@user-wf2xh5du4h]

Very Informative

[@philippehuck6366]

I have a red penny stamp imperforated with 2X at the top and 2 A at the bottom. How can I know he plate number?

[@mallardstamps]

Those penny reds need to be taken to a stamp expert!

[@christophervcataulin2627]

Thank for the info sir I See the plate number 86..

[@louisharding9018]

Can I get the link to the cancelation marks to look for

[@nicsoileau8598]

I have a pair of penny reds with stars. Perforated. Both have number 76 printed on them. Anything I need to know about them

[@saleemsallu786]

I have 2 types of Benjamin Franklin stamps I can't identify them can you please help me

[@nordicbreathworkacademy]

Hey, is there anyone out there with some information about Red Penny letters B & T on the top n down with the number 16 hidden on the side? Appreciate it! Thanks

[@GradyBoleyn-cf2gh]

What's the first link? It's not taking me anywhere

[@jameslove1092]

Hi again james here. Did you know the original portrait victoria had a longer ponytail.

[@petiaugustino4764]

How do I know if my 1843 penny red stamp is worth anything? Its not perforated

[@mallardstamps]

Need to take it to a stamp expert to check it out!

[@57Freckles]

This was so interesting thank you very much. How I came across it, and then watching, is because I am doing so research on a couple of letters I have, 1847 and 1850, one in envelope one folded paper style both with some of their seal still on them. They both have imperforated penny reds on them, both with the 2 x's at the top and at the bottom OI and TJ. As per your reply to someone else, would I need to get these looked at by an expert to find out their plate number? Many thanks.

[@mallardstamps]

Yes!

[@CathyJackamarra]

Thanks for your videos I'm learning alot

[@lesliedrury3508]

The top corners on the first two stamps are what are called stars not xxx,s

[@NelsonCastrillonRincon]

Very interesting Thanks

[@stampcollector0452]

Can you make a video about Watermarks on 1920s German stamps ?

[@mallardstamps]

I actually have made a video about German watermarks already, check it out and let me know if that video is what you wanted!

[@user-qz5re3ie5z]

Not all of them have a plate number which really through me for a loop.

[@davidmacdonald1866]

Horizontally below???think you mean vertically below?

[@anjanmishra1980]

cool, but unfortunately i don't have a penny black :(

[@anjanmishra1980]

penny red* i messed that up lol

[@mallardstamps]

Send me a grab bag and I’ll send you back one!

[@GuitarBluesHury]

I have one of those with the 76.

[@erdincmaster]

thank you

[@smurf1667]

Thanks ..

[@clarkmorgan2763]

Put me in the give away please, Clark Morgan 👍

[@janadozicka7763]

Jana Dozicka

[@jameslove1092]

Hi. Arent the x.s english roses. Best regards james in scotland.

[@vkollekciyu]

very very 👍

[@saleemsallu786]

I have 2 types of Benjamin Franklin stamps I can't identify them can you please help me