My apologies for the typo. It is indeed a broken "n" and not "p".
Interestingly, I have just found a pair of the same stamp on a dealer's site where the top stamp has the same two flaws. Surely such obvious flaws should have been noticed before now as it is not unique.?
If it is a transient flaw it will not be listed (if there ever will be a new Hibernian). Another reason might be the position or source of the error had not been determined.
You might contact Roy Hamilton-Bowen at the Hibernian News website to see if he's aware of the flaw. If you scroll down to the bottom of his homepage,, there's a contact form
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Posted 05/31/2024 2:24 pm
