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20 P – Private-Sector Employee

20 P – Private-Sector Employee
20 P – Private-Sector Employee
40 f – Miner 867 1.60 P – Metalworker 868 2 P – Railway Worker 869 3 P – Construction Workers 870 5 P – Agricultural Labourer 871 8 P – Postal Worker 872 10 P – Engineer 873 20 P – Private-Sector Employee 874
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20 P – Private-Sector Employee

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Country
Hungary
Series
Trade Unions (I)
Date of issue
1945-09-11
Face value
20 P
Catalogue number
B-0798
External catalogue
MBK: 874
Colour
greyish blue
Format
stamp
Issue type
Commemorative
Nature of issue
General
Perforation
12 : 12½
Watermark
X. Double-cross coat-of-arms watermark
Printing method
Rotogravure intaglio
Printer
Állami Nyomda
Designer
Konecsni György
Print run
fogazott: 50 000 sorozat vágott: készült ajándékozási céllal (példányszám nem is

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20 P – Private-Sector Employee
20 P – Private-Sector Employee
40 f – Miner 867 1.60 P – Metalworker 868 2 P – Railway Worker 869 3 P – Construction Workers 870 5 P – Agricultural Labourer 871 8 P – Postal Worker 872 10 P – Engineer 873 20 P – Private-Sector Employee 874
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20 P – Private-Sector Employee

Other stamps in the series

8 / 8
Designer

Konecsni György

Watermark

X. Double-cross coat-of-arms watermark

X. Double-cross coat-of-arms watermark

Regularly repeating upright and head-down, left- and right-facing crowned crests.

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