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Last Updated: Apr 11, 2026

2 Cent Carmine Type G

Marler Type G

(i) A dot touching the frame below left centre; and

(ii) A spur outward and another downward from the lower left corner.

Stamps with a nick in the left side of the frame near the lower left corner come from Plate 87, those with a wide dent in the same place come from Plate 88.

 A break in the bottom line of the right numeral box 2 mm from the outer corner is characteristic of Plate 88.

Plates Used: 87-88

Earliest reported use: Oct 23, 1915

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