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Old 09-10-2021, 11:26 AM
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Another set seems to be the 1966 6th series or the next to last sheet.Not sure if both the A&B slit were affected or not.Not sure if others have commented on this set in the past but would like more info .
The 6th series is most obvious, but other series in 1966 have a muddier cream and a clearer cream that’s close to white. Fairly common series 1, it continues after that but with the whiter stock becoming increasingly difficult. I don’t believe there are two stocks for series 7.

6th series has cream vs. white that is apparent immediately from even a distance.
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Yes, this topic has been discussed...always looking for new insight

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1969 and 1970 have two different sticks too.
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