611 White 22 1 120 × 73 1 612 " 22 1 " 3 613 " 9 3 139 × 83 3 614 " 12 5 160 × 90 4 615 Amber 9 3 139 × 83 1 616 " 12 5 160 × 90 2 617 " 12 5 " 3
618 White 22 1 120 × 73 1 619 " 11 3 139 × 83 2 620 " 9 3 " 1 621 " 9 3 " 2 622 " 9 3 " 3 623 " 12 5 160 × 90 1 624 " 12 5 " 2 625 Buff 11 3 139 × 83 1 626 " 12 5 160 × 90 1 627 " 12 5 " 2 629 Amber 12 5 160 × 90 3
630 White 21 7 225 × 98 2 631 Buff 21 7 " 2 633 Amber 21 7 " 2 634 " 21 7 " 3
635 White 21 7 225 × 98 2 637 Buff 21 7 " 3
638 White 21 7 225 × 98 2 639 Buff 21 7 " 1 640 " 21 7 " 2
642 White 21 7 1 643 " 21 7 2 644 " 21 7 3 645 Buff 21 7 1 646 " 21 7 2
647 White 21 7 225 × 98 2 648 Buff 21 7 " 2
649 White 21 7 225 × 98 2 650 Buff 21 7 " 4 650a Amber 21 7 " 2 650b " 21 7 " 4
653 White 11 3 139 × 83 654 Buff 11 3 " 655 Amber 11 3 "
658 White 21 7 225 × 98 659 Buff 21 7 " 660 Amber 21 7 "
669 Buff 20 8 249 × 104 670 " 20 8 " Dark blue 671 Amber 20 8 "
672 Buff 20 8 249 × 104 Yellow-green. 673 Buff 20 8 " Dark green. 674 Buff 20 8 " Olive green.
Since the publication of the early portion of the present work the writer has discovered two new varieties of this die, both with Head I, which must be known as varieties 1a and 2a and which, therefore, necessitate his re-writing the descriptions of Vars. 1 and 2.
He has, also, re-written the description of variety 3 with the idea of enabling collectors to more easily differentiate between it and the other varieties.
The following should, therefore replace the descriptions of these varieties on pages 107 and 108 of the JOURNAL for 1905.
Var. 1. "CENTS" is near the frame line. "C" and "N" are in an almost vertical position. "N" is near "T." "S" is near curve. Letters "TH" are parallel and slant to left. A line drawn along the "E" of "CENTS" and prolonged upwards touches the right end of the top stroke of the first "E" of "THREE."
Var. 1a. The "C" of "CENTS" and "E" of "THREE" slant distinctly to the right. "EN" close and near outer frame line. "N" and "T" are wide at base. A line drawn along "E" touches the left end of the top stroke of the final "E."
Var. 2. "TH" of "THREE" widely spaced and "R" is almost in center of label and vertical. The "N" of "CENTS" slants to the right and is far from "T" at top and base. The top of "S" is some distance from curve. There is a flaw in the outer colored line nearly opposite the tip of nose. A line drawn along "E" touches right the end of the top stroke of the final "E."