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Description

English: Stamp

Expiry date

1945-05

Format

Stamp

Themes

Animals_(Fauna) · Crowns_and_Coronets · Kings · Mammals · Royalty

Emission

Definitive

Issued on

1950-01-03

Size

26 x 40 mm

Print run

3,045,000

Series

King_George_VI_definitive_(1950)

Perforation

comb11 x 11½

Paper

coated

Colors

Orange_red

Score

44% Accuracy: Medium

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Philatelic_Product:_Coronation_of_King_George_VI_(Nauru)

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Printing

Recess

Face value

2 Malayan cent

Gum

Self-Adhesive

Watermark

Multiple Crown and Script CA

Catalog codes

Michel MY-SR 172 · Stamp Number MY-SR 181 · Stanley Gibbons MY-SR 172

Date

1950

Source

https://colnect.com/en/stamps/stamp/306198-Western_Tarsier_Cephalopachus_bancanus-King_George_VI_definitive_1950-Sarawak

Author

Post of Sarawak

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