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(25¢) Presorted First-Class Jukebox
(3M/SV) Linerless
Self-Adhesive Coils of 10,000 and 30,000
| Scott# 3132 |
Plate # M11111 |
| Series |
American Culture |
| Issue Date & City |
March 14, 1997, New York, NY |
| Nationwide Sale |
March 15, 1997 |
| Designer |
Bill Nelson, Richmond, VA |
| Art Director |
Carl Herrman |
| Typographer |
John Boyd, Anagraphics Inc., New York, NY |
| Modeler |
Richard Sennett |
| To Press / Initial Run |
Late 1996 / Early 1997 / 36,000,000 |
| Coil Size |
10,000 and 30,000 |
| Printer |
Stamp Venturers for 3M, St. Paul, MN |
| Press |
Champlain |
| Process |
Gravure |
| Where Printed |
J. W. Fergusson and Sons, Richmond, VA |
| Where Processed |
3M, St. Paul, MN and Stamp Venturer |
| Plate Size & Interval |
280 stamps per revolution / plate # every 7 stamps |
| Paper & Gum |
Self-Adhesive, supplied by Westvaco |
| Tagging Type |
Untagged |
| Die Cut Gauge |
Imperforate |
| Configuration |
Simulated perforations and cutting marks printed between stamps |
| Colors |
Yellow, Magenta, Cyan, Dark Black, Teal |
| Overall Size (w x h) |
0.87 x 0.982 in. / 22.08 x 24.92 mm |
| Back Numbers |
None |
| Earliest Known Use |
March 14, 1997 |
| Note: |
1996 Date is in Black |
| Note: |
These stamps were issued on a coil with no backing paper, similar to transparent tape. Philatelic Fulfillment sold a strip of 7, including a numbered stamp, on a special release liner. |
