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Date Blog Published: Mar-13-2010 07:23

Stamp of Belgium MICHEL # 40, face value 1с, colour under the catalogue from grey to light grey.

Is available a little obviously distinguishable printing errors.
On an average stamp in the right top corner the line of an internal framework is broken off (an average fragment on the image under this paragraph).

Also there are some printing errors in an inscription "BELGIQUE".

The letter "B" on an average stamp, differs from the letter "B" on extreme left and extreme right stamps (an average fragment on the image under this paragraph).

On an extreme right stamp over the letter "G" a colour stain (the right fragment on the image under this paragraph).

The image of a point after a word "BELGIQUE" on an average stamp differs from the image of a similar point on other stamps.

Question to colleagues-collectors. Whether there is any information on this theme in other philatelic editions of Belgium (the national catalogue of stamps, philatelic magazine, monographies, other reference books)?

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