Stamp catalog › Stamp variants: Currency Stamp - Emperor Peter I (Variant: 197967, Year: 1917)

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Country: Russia

Series: Romanov Dynasty Designs Used As Currency (1915-1917)

Size: 24 x 30 mm

Watermark: No Watermark

Format: Stamp

Emission: Commemorative

Printing: Typography

Paper: Paper thin cardboard.

Gum: Without Gum as Issued

Currency: Russian kopek

Face Value: 1

Expiry date: 1920-03-10

Name: Currency Stamp - Emperor Peter I

Issued on: 1917-00-00

Themes: Heads of State | Famous People | Emperors | Heads of State (Military)

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Currency Stamp - Emperor Peter I

Catalog codes:: Mi:RU 117, Sn:RU 112, Yt:RU 130, Sg:RU 175, Un:RU 130, Zag:RU C7
Overprints:: iInfringe
: Has minor variants: 3
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Colors:: from colnect.com
Perforation:: from colnect.com
Score:: ColnectIsBest
Description:: The circulation is unknown.
Catalog «Michel»: Emergency money, used as postal stamps.
Catalog «Scott»: Were issued for use as paper money, but contrary to regulations were often used for postal purposes.
Zagorsky Catalog: Currency stamps. Currency stamps were issued as subsidiary coinage due to a shortage of small coins. Currency stamps were distributed through financial institutions. Currency stamps were authorized for.
Obverse of the postage stamp: Overprint of the number "1". Reverse side of the postage stamp: Frame. Small Coat of Arms of the Russian Empire. Text: коп. 1 коп. It is used on a par with a copper coin.
Emperor Peter I (after the pointing of Karl Moort, 1717).
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Catalog codes:: CopyWrong
: Has minor variants: 7
Colors:: Light orange red
Perforation:: comb 13½
Score:: 54% Accuracy: High
Description:: Feature: Light-reddish-orange (shades).
The circulation is unknown.
Catalog «Michel»: Emergency money, used as postal stamps.
Catalog «Scott»: Were issued for use as paper money, but contrary to regulations were often used for postal purposes.
Zagorsky Catalog: Currency stamps. Currency stamps were issued as subsidiary coinage due to a shortage of small coins. Currency stamps were distributed through financial institutions. Currency stamps were authorized for.
Obverse of the postage stamp: Overprint of the number "1". Reverse side of a postage stamp: Frame with a horizontal line in the center. Above the line is 1 kopeck. Below the line is the text: It is used on a par with a copper coin.
Emperor Peter I (after the pointing of Karl Moort, 1717).
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