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Tête-bêche pair
Tête-bêche pair
Equestrian Statue of János Hunyadi 1530 Tête-bêche pair 1530a Tête-bêche Pair in Opposite Orientation 1530aI
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Country
Hungary
Series
János Hunyadi
Date of issue
1956-08-12
Face value
2×1 Ft
Catalogue number
1530a
External catalogue
MBK: 1530a
Colour
black-blue
Format
stamp
Issue type
Commemorative
Nature of issue
General
Perforation
12½ : 12
Watermark
XIII. five-pointed small star
Printing method
Rotogravure intaglio
Printer
Állami Nyomda
Designer
Légrády Sándor
Imperforate print run
10000

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Errors and curiosities found on stamps in this series

Because of the stamp layout, tête-bêche pairs occur in both orientations. Among sheets with perforation 12, varieties are known that are imperforate down the centre or at every second vertical stamp interval, as well as strips of ten and two-pair combinations.

Plate flaw: white spot below the first A in MAGYAR, at position 24 or 27 on the affected sheets.

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Tête-bêche pair
Tête-bêche pair
Equestrian Statue of János Hunyadi 1530 Tête-bêche pair 1530a Tête-bêche Pair in Opposite Orientation 1530aI
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Tête-bêche pair
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Other stamps in the series

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FDC

FDC

FDC

Designer

Légrády Sándor

Watermark

XIII. five-pointed small star

XIII. five-pointed small star

Five-pointed stars, in vertical columns containing upright or head-up stars.

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