Same Stamp - Different Value

Another example of a back of the book item. Not really postage stamps, though they do meet the parameters of same stamp design, same color, different denomination:

From Hungary in the 1940's


on this one the value is printed like an overprint. A solution.





Nafta - Jugoslavia

Returning to the premise of a stamp being reprinted (with the same design and colour) with a different denomination due to a postal rate rise, here is an example from Canada. On 11th March 1964 a 7 cent blue stamp was issued to cover the air mail rate to the US. On the 15th July the rate rose to 8 cents, so the 7 [cents] on the stamp was overprinted with 8. On 18th November the original stamp was re-issued with the 8 [cent] denomination. See below:

http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/...30114_e.html

my arsenal.



The tanks stallzer mentioned earlier in the thread.

I'd also like to point out the US flag and white house stamps 1967-71. 6c SC#1337 and 8c SC#1338B. I don't have any to scan, they're too new.

I believe you're referring to 1338A and 1338G (coil) and 1338D and 1338F (perf. 11 x 10.5). In either case, those stamps wouldn't qualify as the denomination is in different colors on the 6c and 8c varieties.

Same thing for the Eisenhower regular issues of about that same period. The 6c denomination has "USA" in the same gray color as "EISENHOWER"; the 8c denomination has "USA" in red.

fifia,wt1....good examples.

However,




The two Air Mail bird issues are quite different, with extra inscriptions and the change of text. These surely would not qualify.




Yes, same stamp, same country, different value. BOB and Postage labels would become a majority I feel as there are and can be thousands of examples. I would not include them but then it's not my thread....I'll go with the flow.




Colour ! The inscriptions in the left hand border are gold [left stamp] and Deep Blue [right stamp].
So not the same....but close !

Londonbus1

From the DDR





and Republique du Togo

Guess these Hungarian bad boys must count.

Jamesw: great scan of Canada Scott#258 and Scott#259. Have always liked the whole set and tucked into the war theme is the pastoral scene of the cows under what look like elm trees (Scott#256).

Einstein is popular today !

Austria







CSR




Polen







Allthese series have 10 to 20 stamps, all different values.

and from the USA







and there are 47 more to go!

....and stealing it from another thread

It's not my thread, but as a viewer who just popped in for the first time, I'd have to give extra credit for staying in the front of the book. Back of the book is just filled with layups:



There must be a dozen of these. (Yes, I'm too lazy to check how many of them there actually are, but it is a boatload.)

[edit: This is a Danzig postage due. Turns out there are 25 of them in Scott, if you give free passes for watermarks and papers, but don't count overprints.]

These were issued in 1988, to celebrate Australia's bicentenary.

First a joint issue between Australia and Great Britain.





Now a joint issue between Australia and New Zealand.





and finally a joint issue between Australia and U.S.A.
(these two are not quite the same, but the basic picture is the same.)

(does this look familiar?)




Steve

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