Stamp: Former Issue with Overprint of New Currency and Value (Vanuatu 1977)

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  3. 1977
  4. Definitives
  5. Former Issue with Overprint of New Currency and Value

Former Issue with Overprint of New Currency and Value (Vanuatu 1977)

01 July (Vanuatu ) within release Definitives goes into circulation Stamp Former Issue with Overprint of New Currency and Value face value 25 New Hebrides franc

Stamp Former Issue with Overprint of New Currency and Value in catalogues
Michel: Mi:NHB451

Stamp is square format.

Two different Overprints: 1. French National Printing = 4 Lines in the Print usually different long, thin. 2. Local Overprint = 4 Lines with the same lenght, thicker, New Denomination FNH greater.

Also in the issue Definitives:

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Stamp Former Issue with Overprint of New Currency and Value in digits
Country: Vanuatu
Date: 1977-07-01
Print: Photogravure
Perforation: 12½ x 13
Emission: Definitive
Format: Stamp
Face Value: 25 New Hebrides franc

Stamp Former Issue with Overprint of New Currency and Value it reflects the thematic directions:

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Stamp, Former Issue with Overprint of New Currency and Value, Vanuatu, , Shells