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Electric Power Generation

Electric Power Generation
Electric Power Generation
Coal Mining 1125 Heavy Industry 1126 Electric Power Generation 1127 Textile Industry 1128 Public Education and Culture 1129 Agriculture 1130 Village Development 1131 Transport 1132 Recreation 1133 Army 1134 Freight Transport 1135 Animal Husbandry 1136 Technical Intelligentsia 1137 Sport 1138
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Country
Hungary
Series
Five-Year Plan (I)
Date of issue
1950-01-01
Face value
12 fi
Catalogue number
1127
External catalogue
MBK: 1127
Colour
brown
Format
stamp
Issue type
Commemorative
Nature of issue
General
Perforation
12 : 12½
Watermark
XI. Kossuth crest watermark
Printing method
Gravure intaglio printing
Designer
Légrády Sándor
Print run
121000

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Electric Power Generation
Electric Power Generation
Coal Mining 1125 Heavy Industry 1126 Electric Power Generation 1127 Textile Industry 1128 Public Education and Culture 1129 Agriculture 1130 Village Development 1131 Transport 1132 Recreation 1133 Army 1134 Freight Transport 1135 Animal Husbandry 1136 Technical Intelligentsia 1137 Sport 1138
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FDC

FDC – 10, 12, 20 és 40 fillér

FDC – 10, 12, 20 és 40 fillér

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FDC – teljes sor

Designer

Légrády Sándor

Watermark

XI. Kossuth crest watermark

XI. Kossuth crest watermark

standing and head-up crests that alternate on each vertical column.

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