M10

The Somerset House printings can be
distinguished by the upper most line
above the fringe at the lower right corner,
being thicker than other printings and
sometimes broken. In addition the
circle around the medallion often shows
damage. Lastly and most obviously the
color of the purple is much redder than
the De La Rue Printings

M10(1) SG 287
Reddish purple and bright green
Ordinary paper
Perf 14
Somerset House
July 1911
Rarity

M10(2)
Reddish purple and yelllow green
Ordinary paper
Perf 14
Somerset House
July 1911
Rarity

M10(-)
Reddish purple and pale bright yelllow green
Ordinary paper
Perf 14
Somerset House
July 1911
Rarity

M10(3)
Dull reddish purple and bright green
Ordinary paper
Perf 14
Somerset House
Jan 1912
Rarity

M10(4)
Dull reddish purple and green
Ordinary paper
Perf 14
Somerset House
Jan 1912
Rarity

M10(5) SG288
Dull purple and green
Ordinary paper some with Floursence
Perf 14
Somerset House
Sep 1911
Rarity

M10(6)
Dull plum and deep green
Ordinary paper (bluish)
Perf 14
Somerset House
19111-1912
Rarity

M10(-)
Deep purple and green
Ordinary paper / Flourescent
Perf 14
Somerset House
Feb 1912
Rarity

M10(7) SG289
Slate purple and green
Ordinary paper / Flourescent
Perf 14
Somerset House
Jan 1912
Rarity

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