Looking for Image of 2634b

youpiao , Ted, I can’t help you with an image of #2634b, but was wondering if you plan to include the right side up Jenny sheet of 2013 in your upcoming video? While it’s true that it is both rare and valuable, it was artificially created by the USPS to increase sales of the Inverted Jenny sheets (Scott #4806) and thereby increase revenue. Therefore, it is not a true EFO in my mind. I once saw a video on YouTube of a guy who bought several thousand sheets looking for a right side up variety, which he eventually found.

I will be including the upright Jenny in the show and addressing that very point (remember, also, the Columbians were issued for the very same reason, and the Zeppelins don’t really conform to exact standards of “legitimacy” either). It’s included not because of its perception as an EFO, which I don’t believe anyone else sees it as, either. It just happens that when you talk about high value modern stamps, except for the Jenny sheet, you have to look at errors.

I’m also ignoring stamps that belong strictly to the F and O parts of that term, and sticking to Scott-recognized errors, which are stamps that were discovered in regular inventory meant for public purchase, and not printer’s waste that was illegally brought to the philatelic market.

youpiao, Out of curiosity, how much does the Scott Error catalog say that the yellow omitted #2634b is worth?

It's still $4750 in the Error Catalog published 2019.

Thank you, CQ.

No, but I simulated a yellow-missing error in my image editor. Close enough for government work.