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German Deutsches Reich Deutsche Flugpost 40 Pfennig

 
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stamphunter1
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I have a block of mint stamps 40 pfennig. And also pairs.
Can someone of you say me if this is scott 112 b porous print (uncommon) or it's the very common 112a Opal green?
Thank you
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Can't help you on identification, but you refer to the wrong catalog. I believe you mean Michel 112a or 112b.

Robert
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stamphunter1
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Trainwreck thanks for clarification it's Michel catalogue not scott.
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Germania
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112a. The "b" color is very rare, and also, difficult to identify. BPP certificate absolutely necessary.
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