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France (1876) Type Sage / Peace And Commerce - Proofs/Essays Or Cuts From Stationery Wrappers?

 
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They are modern strikes/reprints of the originals done for philatelic exhibition souvenirs or similar. The 002 and off-centered printing is the giveaway.
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Thank you for your reply! Usually those kind of reprints have a printed "facsimile" or even name of the exhibition, usually even on the back of the printed part of the stamp, so, even trimmed, they cannot be missed as a reprints... here is just a number.
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Thank you for your reply! Usually those kind of reprints have a printed "facsimile" or even name of the exhibition, usually even on the back of the printed part of the stamp, so, even trimmed, they cannot be missed as a reprints... here is just a number.


Yes, but not these. These are printed on card stock, right?
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No, these are printed on a very thin paper.
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