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FREE: USA #UX65 1973 6c postal card, mint

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Description

The listing, USA #UX65 1973 6c postal card, mint has ended.

Catalog # UX65
Condition: post office fresh

I have several of these, all identical, the scan is representative of what you will receive.

Questions & Comments

What is the little strip to the left of the postage mark? I notice them on some postcards, but not on others.

Jun 3rd, 2015 at 2:36:37 PM PDT by

The "strip" (also called "tagging") is a clear coating that is used by the USPS mail sorting equipment to sense where the front and the upper right corner of the mail piece is so that it can be faced properly for postmarking and reading of the address. Under longwave UV light it will glow kind of an greenish-yellow. Stamps are tagged that way as well, but usually with an "all-over" coating, so you don't see it as such

Jun 3rd, 2015 at 7:48:53 PM PDT by

USA #UX65 1973 6c postal card, mint is in the Collectibles | Stamps category