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Missing Inverted Jenny?



A man in Danbury, CT claims that his father had a US C3a in his collection, but that it has somehow been lost over the past 40 years. Read the story on Newstimeslive.com here. I must say that I’m having a really hard time believing this story, but it is certainly a good reason to put up a picture of an Inverted Jenny!

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