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Last Updated: Apr 11, 2026

2 Cent Carmine Type R13

Marler Type R13

The lower left frame junction line is unbroken above the top of the spandrel but is broken above line 1; the vertical line in the lower left between the top and line 1 is absent or very faint.

Plates Used: 73 and 74 (part)

Earliest reported use: May 16, 1915

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