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# 807(CF2) - 1938 #807 Jefferson, M Imperf, Counterfeit
Get a neat piece of philatelic history that’s seldom seen in U.S. stamp collections. Using a blend of photography and lithograph printing, 33-year-old Nathan Levine of New York City counterfeited copies of the 1938 3¢ Thomas Jefferson stamp. With the stamp in great demand to satisfy the first-class letter rate, Levine easily sold sheets of 100 perforate and imperforate stamps for $1.75 each until his 1949 arrest.
Get a neat piece of philatelic history that’s seldom seen in U.S. stamp collections. Using a blend of photography and lithograph printing, 33-year-old Nathan Levine of New York City counterfeited copies of the 1938 3¢ Thomas Jefferson stamp. With the stamp in great demand to satisfy the first-class letter rate, Levine easily sold sheets of 100 perforate and imperforate stamps for $1.75 each until his 1949 arrest.