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Personalities - Rouletted Perforation issue, Argentine Republic, 1877–1880

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Record status

Individual type · partial

Period

1877–1880

Issuing entity

Argentine Republic

The Personalities - Rouletted Perforation issue comprises 7 postage stamps released by the Argentine Republic in 1877–1880. The StampWorld catalogue lists 7 stamps in the issue (StampWorld numbers 35–41), printed in 7 design types.

Values and colours recorded for the issue: 2C green; 8C red; 8C carmine; 16C dark green; 20C blue; 24C dark blue; 25C carmine. Catalogue notes on individual values: 2C: Perf: 12; 8C: Perf: 12; 25C: Perf: 12. Engraving: National Bank Note Company. Perforation: Rouletted. No watermark is recorded. Quantities issued, as recorded: 2C 5.000.000; 8C 8.000.000; 16C 3.000.000; 20C 300.000; 24C 1.000.000; 25C 220.000. The photographs come from Wikimedia Commons and show stamps of this issue; each is credited individually. Identification note: compare the value, colour and perforation together; shades, perforation varieties and later printings are not separated in this entry. Details follow the StampWorld catalogue page; they have not been checked against the issuing postal administration's records.

Evidence at a glance

Linked sources
2
Photograph views
1
Catalogue references
1

Counts describe this entry’s documentation, not authenticity, rarity or completeness. Photographs may show one specimen; check each caption and licence.

Physical characteristics

Watermark
None recorded
Perforation
Rouletted

Design

Engraving
National Bank Note Company
Values and colours
2C green · 8C red · 8C carmine · 16C dark green · 20C blue · 24C dark blue · 25C carmine

Identification

Distinguishing features
Value, colour and perforation together
Design types (StampWorld)
P, I3, I4, Q, R, S, T
Catalogue numbers to match
StampWorld 35–41

Catalogue references

Research required

  • Confirm values, perforations and printings against Stanley Gibbons, Scott or Michel.
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