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Country: Russia

Size: 18.1 x 24.1 mm

Format: Stamp

Emission: Definitive

Printing: Typography

Currency: Russian kopek

Face Value: 3

Name: Coat of Arms of Russian Empire Postal Department with Crown

Colors: Black

Designers: Franz Mikhailovich Kepler

Themes: Post Horns | Coats of Arms | Crowns and Coronets

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Coat of Arms of Russian Empire Postal Department with Crown

Series:: 3rd Definitive Issue of Russian Empire
Catalog codes:: Mi:RU 10, Sn:RU 6, Yt:RU 9, Sg:RU 10, Un:RU 9, Zag:RU 9
: Has minor variants: 2
Issued on:: 1864-07-10
Colors:: Black | Light green
Watermark:: No Watermark
Perforation:: Harrow 12¼ x 12½
Paper:: white soft paper 0,065-0,080 mm.
Gum:: White, matt
Print run:: 500,200
Score:: 62% Accuracy: High
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Series:: 4th Definitive Issue of Russian Empire
Catalog codes:: Mi:RU 13y, Sn:RU 13, Yt:RU 12, Sg:RU 13, Un:RU 12, Zag:RU 12
: Has minor variants: 2
Issued on:: 1865-06
Colors:: Black | Bright yellowish green
Watermark:: No Watermark
Perforation:: Harrow 14½ x 15
Paper:: White coated paper, any 0.060-0.105 mm.
Gum:: White, transparent
Score:: 65% Accuracy: High
Description:: ColnectScrp
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Catalog codes:: Mi:RU 19x, Sn:RU 20, Yt:RU 19(A), Sg:RU 19, Un:RU 19, Zag:RU 18
: Has minor variants: 10
Issued on:: 1866-08-20
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Watermark:: CopyWrong
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Gum:: VisitColnectCom
Score:: from colnect.com
Description:: The total circulation of all postage stamps of this series No." 19x ", No." 19y " and all No. No. of their varieties is 44 673 686.

Image: Emblem of the Postal Department within the oval centre is topped with the imperial crown.

Previously used paper did not meet the requirements of the Postal Department, so in 1866 for printing stamps was used the new paper type "laid paper" with a watermark (horizontal stripes). The first postage stamps on a new paper arrived into circulation 20 Aug. 1866. It was previous stamps picture.

It is important to note that these stamp were printed on paper with a chalky coating. The picture may fade or dissolve completely if allowed to come into contact with water.
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Series:: 6th Definitive Issue of Russian Empire
Catalog codes:: Mi:RU 19y, Sn:RU 20c, Yt:RU 19(B), Sg:RU 25, Un:RU 19A, Zag:RU 24a
: Has minor variants: 1
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Colors:: Black | Sage green
Watermark:: Cyrillic Letters and Wavy Lines [SR]
Perforation:: 14½ x 15
Paper:: Vertically Laid White coated paper, thin 0.050-0.08 mm.
Gum:: White, transparent
Score:: 81% Accuracy: Medium
Description:: Variety in color.
Total circulation of all varieties of Mi:RU 19: 44673686.

Image: Emblem of the Postal Department within the oval centre is topped with the imperial crown.
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