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Coat of Arms of Russian Empire Postal Department with Crown
- Series:
- 4th Definitive Issue of Russian Empire
- Catalog codes:
- Mi:RU 12I, Zag:RU 11Ka
- Minor variant of #480998
- Themes:
- Coats of Arms | Crowns and Coronets | Post Horns
- Issued on:
- 1865-06
- Size:
- 18.1 x 24.1 mm
- Colors:
- Black | Yellow
- Designers:
- Franz Mikhailovich Kepler
- Format:
- Stamp
- Printing:
- Typography
- Paper:
- White coated paper 0.006-0.105 mm.
- Gum:
- Yellow
- Face value:
- 1 Russian kopek
- Score:
- 82% Accuracy: Very Low
- Description:
- Fr1. The letter "F" instead of the number "1" in the face value, in an oval frame.
Fr2. Postage stamp background shift up.
Fr3. The letter “А” in the word “ОДНА” is broken.
Fr4. Lower left corner - The face value circle and part of the stem of the right curl are broken on the right. Fragments: 1; 2; 3; 4.
The total circulation of all postage stamps of this series No."12y", No."12z" and all No. No. of their varieties is 845 290.
Attention: 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. - Buy Now:
Coat of Arms of Russian Empire Postal Department with Crown
- Series:
- 4th Definitive Issue of Russian Empire
- Catalog codes:
- Mi:RU 12y, Sn:RU 12, Yt:RU 11, Sg:RU 12, Un:RU 11, Zag:RU 11
- Variants:
- Click to see variants
- Has minor variants: 4
- Themes:
- Coats of Arms | Crowns and Coronets | Post Horns
- Issued on:
- VisitColnectCom
- Size:
- 18.1 x 24.1 mm
- Colors:
- Black | Yellow
- Designers:
- Franz Mikhailovich Kepler
- Format:
- Stamp
- Printing:
- Typography
- Paper:
- White coated paper, any 0.060-0.105 mm.
- Gum:
- White, transparent
- Face value:
- 1 Russian kopek
- Score:
- 58% Accuracy: High
- Description:
- The total printing of all varieties of Mi:RU 12 is 845290.
Attention: It is important to note that these stamps were printed on paper with a chalky coating. The picture may fade or dissolve completely if allowed to come into contact with water.
Image: Emblem of the Postal Department within the oval centre is topped with the imperial crown.
In June 1865 postage stamps of previous issues have been reissued on paper without watermark and with a smaller perforation. This was due to the fact that the stamps of the 2nd and 3rd issues were heavily perforated (12 x 12½) and when separated from the sheet is often damaged. It was therefore decided to return to the issue of stamps with small perforations (14½ x 15).
Stamps were put into circulation in sheets of 100 in four blocks of 25 (5x5) with vertical and horizontal gutters between blocks. - Buy Now:
Coat of Arms of Russian Empire Postal Department with Crown
- Series:
- 4th Definitive Issue of Russian Empire
- Catalog codes:
- Mi:RU 12z, Un:RU 11cs, Zag:RU 11Bb
- Minor variant of #480998
- Themes:
- Coats of Arms | Crowns and Coronets | Post Horns
- Issued on:
- 1865-06
- Size:
- 18.1 x 24.1 mm
- Colors:
- Black | Orange yellow
- Designers:
- Franz Mikhailovich Kepler
- Format:
- Stamp
- Printing:
- Typography
- Paper:
- White coated paper, thick 0.085-0.105 mm.
- Gum:
- White, transparent
- Face value:
- 1 Russian kopek
- Score:
- 79% Accuracy: Medium
- Description:
- ColnectScrp
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Coat of Arms of Russian Empire Postal Department with Crown
- 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
- Variants:
- Click to see variants
- Has minor variants: 2
- Themes:
- Coats of Arms | Crowns and Coronets | Post Horns
- Issued on:
- 1865-06
- Size:
- 18.1 x 24.1 mm
- Colors:
- Black | Bright yellowish green
- Designers:
- Franz Mikhailovich Kepler
- Format:
- Stamp
- Printing:
- Typography
- Paper:
- White coated paper, any 0.060-0.105 mm.
- Gum:
- White, transparent
- Face value:
- 3 Russian kopek
- Score:
- 66% Accuracy: Medium
- Description:
- iInfringe
- Buy Now:
- 1 sale offer for US$ 6.95
Coat of Arms of Russian Empire Postal Department with Crown
- Series:
- 4th Definitive Issue of Russian Empire
- Catalog codes:
- CopyWrong
- Minor variant of #480999
- Themes:
- Coats of Arms | Crowns and Coronets | Post Horns
- Issued on:
- ColnectScrp
- Size:
- 18.1 x 24.1 mm
- Colors:
- Black | Bright yellowish green
- Designers:
- Franz Mikhailovich Kepler
- Format:
- Stamp
- Printing:
- Typography
- Paper:
- White coated paper, thick 0.085-0.105 mm.
- Gum:
- White, transparent
- Face value:
- 3 Russian kopek
- Score:
- 87% Accuracy: Medium
- Description:
- Thick paper. A variety on paper.
Fr 1. Shift the background to the left.
The total circulation of all postage stamps of this series No."13y", No."13z" and all No. No. of their varieties is 482 863.
Attention: 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.
Image: Emblem of the Postal Department within the oval centre is topped with the imperial crown..
In June 1865 postage stamps of previous issues have been reissued on paper without watermark and with a smaller perforation. This was due to the fact that the stamps of the 2nd and 3rd issues were heavily perforated (12 x 12½) and when separated from the sheet is often damaged. It was therefore decided to return to the issue of stamps with small perforations (14½ x 15).
Stamps were put into circulation in sheets of 100 in four blocks of 25 (5x5) with vertical and horizontal gutters between blocks. - Buy Now:
Coat of Arms of Russian Empire Postal Department with Crown
- Series:
- 4th Definitive Issue of Russian Empire
- Catalog codes:
- Mi:RU 14I, Zag:RU 13Ka, Yt:Unlisted
- Minor variant of #481000
- Themes:
- Coats of Arms | Crowns and Coronets | Post Horns
- Issued on:
- 1865-06
- Size:
- 18.1 x 24.1 mm
- Colors:
- Black | Lilac
- Designers:
- Franz Mikhailovich Kepler
- Format:
- Stamp
- Printing:
- Typography
- Paper:
- White coated paper, any 0.060-0.105 mm.
- Gum:
- White
- Face value:
- 5 Russian kopek
- Score:
- 94% Accuracy: Very Low
- Description:
- iInfringe
- Buy Now:
Coat of Arms of Russian Empire Postal Department with Crown
- Series:
- 4th Definitive Issue of Russian Empire
- Catalog codes:
- CopyWrong
- Variants:
- Click to see variants
- Has minor variants: 6
- Themes:
- Coats of Arms | Crowns and Coronets | Post Horns
- Issued on:
- from colnect.com
- Size:
- 18.1 x 24.1 mm
- Colors:
- Black | Reddish mauve
- Designers:
- Franz Mikhailovich Kepler
- Format:
- Stamp
- Printing:
- Typography
- Paper:
- White coated paper, any 0.060-0.105 mm.
- Gum:
- White, transparent
- Face value:
- 5 Russian kopek
- Score:
- 61% Accuracy: High
- Description:
- Fr 1. Abklyach drawing postage stamp.
Fr 2. Broken at the top of the left side of a thin frame.
The total circulation of all postage stamps of this series No."14y", No."14z" and all No. No. of their varieties is 1 434 867.
Attention: 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.
Image: Emblem of the Postal Department within the oval centre is topped with the imperial crown.
In June 1865 postage stamps of previous issues have been reissued on paper without watermark and with a smaller perforation. This was due to the fact that the stamps of the 2nd and 3rd issues were heavily perforated (12 x 12½) and when separated from the sheet is often damaged. It was therefore decided to return to the issue of stamps with small perforations (14½ x 15).
Stamps were put into circulation in sheets of 100 in four blocks of 25 (5x5) with vertical and horizontal gutters between blocks. - Buy Now:
- 1 sale offer for US$ 5.79
Coat of Arms of Russian Empire Postal Department with Crown
- Series:
- 4th Definitive Issue of Russian Empire
- Catalog codes:
- Mi:RU 14z, Un:RU 13cs, Zag:RU 13Bb, Yt:Unlisted
- Minor variant of #481000
- Themes:
- Coats of Arms | Crowns and Coronets | Post Horns
- Issued on:
- 1865-06
- Size:
- 18.1 x 24.1 mm
- Colors:
- Black | Reddish mauve
- Designers:
- Franz Mikhailovich Kepler
- Format:
- Stamp
- Printing:
- Typography
- Paper:
- White coated paper, thick 0.085-0.105 mm.
- Gum:
- White, transparent
- Face value:
- 5 Russian kopek
- Score:
- 81% Accuracy: Medium
- Description:
- Thick paper. A variety on paper.
Fr 1. The upper edge of the thin frame is broken on the right.
Fr 2. The junction of the thin frame in the lower left corner is broken.
The total circulation of all postage stamps of this series No."14y", No."14z" and all No. No. of their varieties is 1 434 867.
Attention: 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.
Image: Emblem of the Postal Department within the oval centre is topped with the imperial crown.
In June 1865 postage stamps of previous issues have been reissued on paper without watermark and with a smaller perforation. This was due to the fact that the stamps of the 2nd and 3rd issues were heavily perforated (12 x 12½) and when separated from the sheet is often damaged. It was therefore decided to return to the issue of stamps with small perforations (14½ x 15).
Stamps were put into circulation in sheets of 100 in four blocks of 25 (5x5) with vertical and horizontal gutters between blocks. - Buy Now:
Coat of Arms of Russian Empire Postal Dep. with Mantle
- Series:
- 4th Definitive Issue of Russian Empire
- Catalog codes:
- ColnectIsBest
- Minor variant of #481001
- Themes:
- Coats of Arms | Crowns and Coronets | Post Horns
- Issued on:
- 1865-06-01
- Size:
- 18.1 x 24.1 mm
- Colors:
- Cyan | Light brown
- Designers:
- Franz Mikhailovich Kepler
- Format:
- Stamp
- Printing:
- Typography
- Paper:
- White coated paper 0.06-0.105 mm.
- Gum:
- White, clear
- Face value:
- 10 Russian kopek
- Score:
- 87% Accuracy: Very Low
- Description:
- Fr 1. A small “1” without a nose at “10” in the upper right (“1” just below “0”).
Fr 2. In the upper left corner at the face value “10”, “0” is broken and a white frame with a gap in the corner at the junction.
Fr 3. The blue thin oval is broken to the right, the white thin oval to the bottom left and most letters of the text on a wide dark brown oval.
The total circulation of all postage stamps of this series No."15y", No."15z" and all No. No. of their varieties is 12 909 132.
Attention: 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. - Buy Now:
Coat of Arms of Russian Empire Postal Dep. with Mantle
- Series:
- 4th Definitive Issue of Russian Empire
- Catalog codes:
- Mi:RU 15y, Sn:RU 15, Yt:RU 14, Sg:RU 15, Un:RU 14, Zag:RU 14
- Variants:
- Click to see variants
- Has minor variants: 7
- Themes:
- Coats of Arms | Crowns and Coronets | Post Horns
- Issued on:
- 1865-06
- Size:
- 18.1 x 24.1 mm
- Colors:
- Light cyan blue | Reddish brown
- Designers:
- Franz Mikhailovich Kepler
- Format:
- Stamp
- Printing:
- Typography
- Paper:
- White coated paper, any 0.060-0.105 mm.
- Gum:
- White, transparent
- Face value:
- 10 Russian kopek
- Print run:
- 12,909,132
- Score:
- 57% Accuracy: High
- Description:
- Fr1. Large emblem of the postal department of the Russian Empire (for comparison, the small emblem of the postal department).
The total circulation of all postage stamps of this series No."15y", No."15z" and all No. No. of their varieties is 12 909 132.
Attention: 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.
Image: Emblem of the Postal Department within the oval centre is topped with the imperial crown.
In June 1865 postage stamps of previous issues have been reissued on paper without watermark and with a smaller perforation. This was due to the fact that the stamps of the 2nd and 3rd issues were heavily perforated (12 x 12½) and when separated from the sheet is often damaged. It was therefore decided to return to the issue of stamps with small perforations (14½ x 15).
Stamps were put into circulation in sheets of 100 in four blocks of 25 (5x5) with vertical and horizontal gutters between blocks. - Buy Now: