1900 56° Krone / Adler Overprints
MiNr. 1 II
MiNr. 2 II
MiNr. 3 II a
MiNr. 3 II b
MiNr. 3 II c
MiNr. 3 II d
MiNr. 4 II
MiNr. 5 II a
MiNr. 5 II b
MiNr. 6 II
In May 1900, a second printing of Marianen overprints of the German Krone/Adler Issues came into use. This second printing featured the same “Marianen” overprint, but at a steeper angle (56°) than the earlier printing (48°).
The 56° Overprints are the more common variant, and are valued as such.
A single 10x10 sheet of MiNr. 5 II b was printed with an inverted overprint.
MiNr. 5 II b K
The 3 Pf and 25 Pf can be found with plate flaws on the underlying stamps.
MiNr. 1 II Plate Flaw I — broken scroll (right)
MiNr. 1 II PF I
MiNr. 5 II Plate Flaw II — break in ‘I’ (right)
MiNr. 5 II a II
MiNr. 5 II b II
MiNr. 5 II Plate Flaw IV — dot next to lower left scroll (right)
MiNr. 5 II a IV
MiNr. 5 II b IV
These stamps were printed in 10×10 sheets, with two sheets per printing pane, arranged vertically. As a result, gutter pairs (in German, Zwischtenstegpaare) exist containg stamps from the bottom row of the top sheet and the top row of the bottom sheet.
MiNr. 1 II ZS
MiNr. 2 II ZS
MiNr. 3 II a ZS
MiNr. 3 II b ZS
MiNr. 3 II c ZS
MiNr. 4 II ZS
MiNr. 5 II a ZS
MiNr. 5 II b ZS
MiNr. 6 II ZS
1900 56° Krone / Adler Overprints
MiNr. 1 II
MiNr. 2 II
MiNr. 3 II a
MiNr. 3 II b
MiNr. 3 II c
MiNr. 3 II d
MiNr. 4 II
MiNr. 5 II a
MiNr. 5 II b
MiNr. 6 II
In May 1900, a second printing of Marianen overprints of the German Krone/Adler Issues came into use. This second printing featured the same “Marianen” overprint, but at a steeper angle (56°) than the earlier printing (48°).
The 56° Overprints are the more common variant, and are valued as such.
A single 10x10 sheet of MiNr. 5 II b was printed with an inverted overprint.
MiNr. 5 II b K
The 3 Pf and 25 Pf can be found with plate flaws on the underlying stamps.
MiNr. 1 II Plate Flaw I — broken scroll (right)
MiNr. 1 II PF I
MiNr. 5 II Plate Flaw II — break in ‘I’ (right)
MiNr. 5 II a II
MiNr. 5 II b II
MiNr. 5 II Plate Flaw IV — dot next to lower left scroll (right)
MiNr. 5 II a IV
MiNr. 5 II b IV
These stamps were printed in 10×10 sheets, with two sheets per printing pane, arranged vertically. As a result, gutter pairs (in German, Zwischtenstegpaare) exist containg stamps from the bottom row of the top sheet and the top row of the bottom sheet.
MiNr. 1 II ZS
MiNr. 2 II ZS
MiNr. 3 II a ZS
MiNr. 3 II b ZS
MiNr. 3 II c ZS
MiNr. 4 II ZS
MiNr. 5 II a ZS
MiNr. 5 II b ZS
MiNr. 6 II ZS
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