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Question for Pat, and not intended at all as confrontational. If indeed Coupon's first offering was post T206/ATC, why would they have used a T206 typeface for their first issue and then changed it for their second issue? Apologies if that was already discussed.
To me, and believe me I know nothing about this, it seems more logical that while part of ATC in 1910 they would have used the same typeface as the other ATC issues, then changed for their second issue when they were part of a different company. I am probably missing something obvious but just asking, thanks.
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