Se-tenant: "ПМР" overprint on 4k USSR from 1980 (Transnistria 1992)
"ПМР" overprint on 4k USSR from 1980 (Transnistria 1992)
01 January (Transnistria ) within release Overprint Onto USSR Stamps (Bogus) goes into circulation Se-tenant "ПМР" overprint on 4k USSR from 1980 face value 2*10 Transnistrian ruble
Se-tenant is horizontal format.
Bogus stamps. They were privately produced without the knowledge or permission of the PMR authorities. TIRASPOL, capital of the PMR written on selvedge. The paired overprints on the commemorative stamp have never been seen cut into left and right varieties.Also in the issue Overprint Onto USSR Stamps (Bogus):
- Se-tenant - "ПМР 1992" and sunrays overprint on 4k USSR from 1980 face value 2*10;
- Se-tenant - "ПМР" overprint on 4k USSR from 1980 face value 2*10;
Se-tenant "ПМР" overprint on 4k USSR from 1980 it reflects the thematic directions:
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