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March 18th 12, 03:28 PM
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Franking questions about a letter posted in US
The question refers to a letter apparently having the C6 format (4.5 x 6.4 -
have nothing in hand to measure it) that contains just a sheet of paper (hence low weighted). It was sent from and to New York City. I wonder: - Why was it franked twice, at two different dates? - Why are the rates different? - Why has the value on one metering stamp 3 leading zeros and it has only 2 on the other (maybe different postage meters used)? The scan of the right side (about 1/3) of the letter, zoomed, is shown he http://www.artonstamps.org/Countries...ass-letter.jpg -- Victor Manta 
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