1921 Definitives – Lozenges
In 1921, Germany began issuing this set of definitives featuring numerals and depictions of various German laborers.
The individual issues were first released on staggered dates beginning in May (5, 10, 30 Pf) and ending in December (2, 3, 4 M).
The 30 Pfennig value (MiNr. 162) can be found with two plate flaws.
MiNr. 162 (left) & MiNr. 162 I (right)
The 20 M value can also be found with inverted burelage. Due to the design of the stamp, this can be very difficult to detect — the easiest manner is to observe the pattern of the burelage in the corners of the design. Below is an image of the burelage pattern on a normal 20 M stamp, with examples of the corner patterns found on the normal variety.
Normal burelage pattern, MiNr. 176
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1921 Definitives – Lozenges
In 1921, Germany began issuing this set of definitives featuring numerals and depictions of various German laborers.
The individual issues were first released on staggered dates beginning in May (5, 10, 30 Pf) and ending in December (2, 3, 4 M).
The 30 Pfennig value (MiNr. 162) can be found with two plate flaws.
MiNr. 162 (left) & MiNr. 162 I (right)
The 20 M value can also be found with inverted burelage. Due to the design of the stamp, this can be very difficult to detect — the easiest manner is to observe the pattern of the burelage in the corners of the design. Below is an image of the burelage pattern on a normal 20 M stamp, with examples of the corner patterns found on the normal variety.
Normal burelage pattern, MiNr. 176