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Item: 1929 $5 Type 2 - Norway, ME Charter #13750 - F

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No Problem Consignment. A handsome, pristine bone-white note with medium blue ink, this beauty could nearly fill in for a gem collection as the paper quality exceeds expectations and earns an EPQ designation. Fabulously sharp and only barely missing out on CU65 by virtue of centering and perhaps some extremely faint tan color on the back.