The most known and rare variety is "3 pearls" – 7 kop stamp from a new proof cliche. The new stamp has 3 ovals instead of four on left side and two dots after "#1082;#1086;#1087;". The block of four was sold on Cherrystone in December 2013
this is most likely a temporary flaw. I do not agree with Peter though, missing ink is usually from worn down clichés. Since they're worn down, they don't leave a print. something stuck on the clichés would in the next cycle get paint on, and thus leave a smear instead.
this could have value for someone who specialize in this edition, but wouldn't fetch much more than a normal stamp as:
1. unlikely that many collect these. 2. it's most likely just a temporary flaw.
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