Stamp: 1904 Stamp overprinted (Colombia 1907)

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1904 Stamp overprinted (Colombia 1907)

01 January (Colombia ) within release CUCUTA: 1907 Overprintings goes into circulation Stamp 1904 Stamp overprinted face value 2 Colombian centavo

Stamp 1904 Stamp overprinted in catalogues
Yvert et Tellier: Yt: CO-CUC 39

Stamp is square format.

Printed by L.Nuñez, Photogravurer. Surcharged 2 / Centavos in black. Varieties: a)Surcharged "Cantavos" instead of Centavos (position 9) (YT CO-CUC 39aA) b) Surcharged "Centavas" instead of Centavos (position 20) (YT CO-CUC 39aB). Same surcharge design as on the Santander department issue. While the Michel catalog mentions this series, but without ascribing a particular number, Scott says that the stamps are believed to have been produced without Government authorization.

Also in the issue CUCUTA: 1907 Overprintings:

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Stamp 1904 Stamp overprinted in digits
Country: Colombia
Date: 1907-01-01
Print: Lithography
Perforation: Imperforate
Emission: Regional
Format: Stamp
Face Value: 2 Colombian centavo

Stamp 1904 Stamp overprinted it reflects the thematic directions:

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